Sentence examples for though cleaner than from inspiring English sources

Though cleaner than oil or coal, it does emit greenhouse gases when burned.

Because the Thames, though cleaner than it was in 1858, still isn't really fit for purpose – or indeed porpoise.

The new Mattabesset brochure notes that the river, though cleaner than it once was, still gets polluted run-off from many sources, including lawns, roads and construction sites.

There are no plans for pollution-charging to cover private cars (only platitudinous incentives for electric cars), which, though individually cleaner than buses and lorries, are more plentiful and produce roughly similar amounts of muck in total.

Biofuels, while not quite "zero emission" from the exhaust pipe (though a lot cleaner than petrol and diesel), would be cleaner overall even than the fuel-cell technology now being touted as an alternative to the internal-combustion engine.

I like it, though, the design is even cleaner than Nintendo's.

First there is the question of what to do with the waste, though, overall, nuclear power is cleaner than natural gas and much cleaner than coal.

Modern coal-fired plants, though pricey, are far cleaner than the belching monsters of the past.

Not only do the trucks account for much of the port's air pollution (even though they are dramatically cleaner than just a decade ago), but they clog up stretches of the I-710 freeway, wasting precious time.

That seemed strange to me, as though white sex was cleaner than black sex.

Though natural gas burns cleaner than other fossil fuels, getting it out of the ground by fracking creates potent greenhouse gas emissions of methane.