Sentence examples for be public for a from inspiring English sources

While our official forecasts won't be public for a few weeks, we can say that the outlook for the year ahead will not be better than what we thought in October, when our last forecasts were published (we publish new ones on January 24, in the World Economic Outlook Update; look for our blog update around then).

"We like being public for a lot of reasons," Mr. Johnson says.

The report has been public for a while; the White House said it learned of it on Friday.

Deolalikar's proof draft was public for a day before being pounced on by the online chattering classes.

Given that the Desktop Notifications app has been public for a while now and Facebook hasn't pulled it, I'm guessing the latter.

Because many of these firms have had initial public offerings during the 1990s and have not been public for a full five years, we consider data from the period when the company was private, as provided in stock offering prospectuses.

It's hard to predict a new gadget's future when it's only been public for an hour, and when nobody's laid hands on it yet.

He said the dashboard has been public for about a week.

"There is public support for a five-year ban for first-time offenders.

Generally, there are public records for a house.

There is public preference for a concession, but until now there has been no strong pressure.