Sentence examples for be public enough so from inspiring English sources

Day'll try to goad Lenz into a beef that'll be public enough so he doesn't get hurt but does get bounced out, and then he can leave treatment and go back to Chianti and ludes and make out like the relapse is Ennet House's and never have to confront himself or his Disease.

So the notion that Twitter's financials will not get enough scrutiny because its S-1 will be public only for a month or so is, frankly, absurd.

The system is public and painful intentionally so.

Chaired by a leading economist, the commission felt the figure would be both high enough so it was affordable to government, while being low enough to entice the public to start planning for old age.

His "Poison Squads" raised awareness — so much that when Upton Sinclair published "The Jungle," public anger was pronounced enough so that President Theodore Roosevelt was compelled to sign into law the Federal Meat Inspection Act and the Pure Food and Drug Act, also known as the Wiley Act.

Caroline Spelman, secretary of state for the environment, said: "Water companies are confident that supplies are high enough so that widespread restrictions to the public are unlikely.

"A book tour is plenty public enough.

The stock is delisted from the stock exchange, since there no longer are enough public shareholders, so there is no ready market for the stock.

So is public transport and healthcare.

And so, surely, was public anger.

So what is public interest?