Sentence examples for because of a public from inspiring English sources

THE DAY SILENCE DIED -- A village in Bolivia is changed drastically because of a public loudspeaker.

Shares were priced at $85, somewhat less than expected because of a public relations misstep or two.

The stock  market in Hong Kong was closed because of a public holiday in honor of  Buddha's birthday.

Because of a public fight over funeral arrangements, some members of the Richardson family did not attend the service.

The special anxiety that a defendant suffers because of a public accusation does not disappear simply because the initial charges are temporarily dismissed.

Mr. Harper's government was first elected in 2006, partly because of a public backlash over a corruption scandal involving the Liberals.

And then after the fact, though, of doing this, because of being a public person and because of it being taped, we said, 'Well, that was not a great idea.

An attempt to sell the public's stake in NATS, which organises air-traffic control in Britain, was quietly abandoned because of fears of a public outcry.

"It was a real problem, because of 'Park Avenue,' " a public-television official aware of the situation said.

"It was a real problem, because of 'Park Avenue,' " a public-television official aware of the situation said.

The coroner's report was delayed because of a special public inquiry.