Much of the work is dirty and dangerous, though, and the strain on families is severe.
It is no secret that coal is dirty and that generating electricity from coal causes pollution.
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The world of Hitman: Absolution is dirty in a deeper way than most modern-day grit fests.
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My truck on the inside is clean and comfortable but the outside is dirty and unattractive.
Our air is dirty, and in some places -- often where it is dirtiest -- there are no trees.
On the water front, not only is dirty quality still a big problem in much of Asia, but scarce quantity, too.
Nothing is more of a turn off than a bathroom where the grout is dirty or moldy or full of soap scum.
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Coal is dirty, heavy, difficult to transport and terrible for the environment.
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The U.S. integrated steel business is dirty, cyclical and always under siege from foreign producers and nimble, low-cost U.S. minimill operators like Nucor Corp.
The groundwater is dirty, and diarrhoea has begun to kill young and old at more than twice the usual rate in a health emergency.
The conventional wisdom is that dirty, polluting coal is the fuel of the past, and that any day now the power plants that burn coal will be phased out and shut down.
In the ad he says oil is too dirty, and suggests solar is a better alternative.
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The place is crowded and dirty, transportation is difficult, apartment and studio rents are outrageous.
We've got -- the other side has decided that "compromise" is a dirty word.
The biggest obstacle, however, is that around many union halls, GEMA is a dirty word.
If they think empathy is a dirty word, they'll have to convince the American public.
Mr. DOUGLAS: This is the dirty little secret in the underground information business.
Politics is a dirty business, but Coriolanus betrays everyone he's ever known to uphold his own warped sense of honor.
We will also look at trade effluent because it is the dirty water and normally needs to be licensed and manage very carefully.
At the same time, our environment is too dirty: Studies show that pollution (such as exhaust fumes) can trigger allergic flare-ups.
We discuss rationing in this country like it is a dirty word.
Bush is trying to argue that this is a dirty trick -- if not by the Gore campaign, at least by the Democrats.
In his determination to fight back, Mr Kuchma is playing dirty.
This is the dirty little secret of those who wish not simply to suggest but mandate car companies do away with larger vehicles to the greatest extent possible.
Now compromise is a dirty word for many conservative voters.
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"Aggregation" is a dirty word to most newspaper publishers, who see sites like the Huffington Post and Google News as parasites that steal content and offer little in return.
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