Sentence examples for which is cleaner from inspiring English sources

Far better to go for the 2.2 i-DTEC diesel unit, which is cleaner and more efficient than ever before.

The New York of "Stations" indirectly resulted in the New York of today, which is cleaner and calmer but much more expensive.

No. 2 heating oil, which is cleaner but more expensive than No. 6 or No. 4, accounts for an estimated 73 percent of the heating oil burned in the city, the environmental group found.

So conventional power plants have to stay online in order to assure continuous supply.The Energiewende has, in effect, upset the economics of building new conventional power plants, especially those fired by gas, which is cleaner but more expensive than coal.

The United States has a lot of untapped shale, and there is no engineering reason that America could not substitute gas, which is cleaner and produces only half as much carbon as oil, for much of its driving.

Now that the consequences for air quality are clear, it is time to rebalance taxation and regulation in favour of petrol, which is cleaner though producing more carbon, and urgently incentivise electric cars.

I moved to Nassau 20 years ago to the "old suburbia," which was cleaner and welcoming.

Eventually, forward-looking orchardists switched to electricity, which was cleaner and more reliable.

She said they had Israeli A.P. stock and also American stuff, which was cleaner.

Cheap gas encourages utilities to build more gas-fired power plants, which are cleaner than coal-powered ones.

Beginning in Berlin in 1879, steam was gradually replaced by electric power, which was cleaner and quieter and permitted operation in tunnels so that urban rail transit could be placed beneath streets and buildings.