Sentence examples for traditional clean from inspiring English sources

Yes, EPA regulation does bring down the unemployment rate — and that's just when you consider traditional clean air regulation.

When Republicans first proposed tying a debt ceiling hike to a measure to reduce the deficit, President Obama instead proposed a traditional, clean debt ceiling hike.

Dave Davies became bored with the traditional "clean" guitar style of the period; in search of a louder, more biting sound, he famously split the speaker cone of his Elpico amplifier (nicknamed "the little green amp"): "I started to get really frustrated [with the amp's sound], and I said, 'I know!

"I recommend a traditional, clean, balanced, brined salt pickle to start, but then the addition of something sweet, sour, salty and spicy". Think spice from chile, warm heat from cinnamon or the complexity of coriander, garlic and dill being present in the brine.

This provides a pathway for precision micro- and nanomanufacturing operations to be performed by small companies unable to afford the trained staff and facilities necessary for traditional clean rooms.

He is the first porn star to also embody the traditional clean-cut qualities of the romantic leading man – the Tom Cruise of porn.

Most of the niche lines sold at the shows are responding to a void in the children's market for traditional clean-cut clothes like smocked dresses with rickrack trim and miniature quilted corduroy barn jackets.

The members of 1D -- who were put together in London from the show "The X Factor" -- tend to push the boundaries of the traditional clean-cut boy band image, with their tatted-up bodies and rumors of womanizing.

Even without the food, it's a kind of paradise: close to the Myanmar border, modern yet resolutely traditional, spotlessly clean while never sterile; easily navigable but filled with a thousand hidden treasures, urban and chic (in part thanks to the large student population from the university) but surrounded by hills and jungle.

The overdose findings have caused a debate here that has pitted the region's traditional notions of clean-living morality against its instincts for protecting social outcasts.

The greatest benefits are estimated to be achieved by near-complete displacement of traditional stoves with clean technologies, emphasizing the need to shift in the long term to near exclusive use of clean fuels and stoves.