Sentence examples similar to sensible cleaning from inspiring English sources
Jonathan Bate's edition of the poems takes a sensible middle route, cleaning up the spelling and punctuation but not changing the words Clare wrote, to give as much authenticity as possible while reaching out to new readers.
This may explain why one of the centre-pieces of Abbott's Direct Action policy has long been his 15,000 strong "green army", which won't be wasting time chasing invisible and odorless gases, but will be doing practical and sensible things like cleaning up litter and planting trees – things that can be touched, smelled, seen and delivered, but won't do much about C02.
Having lemons available all the time just for cleaning purposes is a sensible idea.
The desiccant rotor was used for dehumidification and indoor air cleaning; the heat pump provided sensible cooling and regeneration heat for the desiccant rotor.
Only low levels of chemotherapy agents are excreted in the urine and feces, but it is a sensible precaution to wear disposable gloves whilst cleaning the litter tray.
It is sensible to take along an extra pair of eyeglasses or, if you wear contact lenses, lens cleaning solution.
While cleaning the items we use on a regular basis can certainly be inconvenient, it is the proper and sensible thing to do.
