Sentence examples for Public extending from inspiring English sources

The Oregon lawsuit suggests that the problems with those Motrin pills were wider than previously known to the public, extending to certain 24-count packages of Motrin as well as those containing eight-count vials.

Clearly, these failures — though they are not as well known to the public — extend far beyond Barack Obama's presidency.

The notion that a politician's child will be more likely to excel in politics than the average member of the public extends the already vast degree of separation between them and the rest of the country.

It is estimated that last year the amount of money sent home by migrant workers -- some $80 billion -- overshadowed for the first time the amount of total aid and credit (both private and public) extended to poor countries.

But the buffer Pruitt has created from critical elements of the public extends beyond his choice of airline seating.

The 28-year-old is being endorsed by the Orange County Young Democrats, among other organizations, for his dedication to integrating green technologies into public service and extending public transportation, Doug Arseneault, the group's executive director, said in an e-mail.

The New Town Hall will be an open and permeable public institution, extending both town center and the green ring all the way to the water's edge.

Besides being a display of arrival and upward mobility, the house is also a means of public service, extending the doctor's identity as a successful Indian immigrant.

The respected Institute for Fiscal Studies has forecast that leaving the single market for a free trade agreement could cause a £31bn hit to the public finances, extending austerity even further.

The family of Dylann Roof has just issued a public statement, extending their "deepest sympathies and condolences" to the families of the victims.

Rahul has relished a public role, extending to service in Parliament.