Sentence examples for becoming public knowledge from inspiring English sources

The public may be interested in knowing if everything they ever texted has a chance of becoming public knowledge.

"I know who carried out the bombings, yes, and I think that is in any case becoming public knowledge.

The particular principle he is talking about is the right of the executive branch to talk to people without those conversations becoming public knowledge.

There have been clandestine talks between the Turkish government and the P.K.K. before, but they have been called off upon becoming public knowledge.

She added in her statement: "He was a proud and protective man and he couldn't have handled the bankruptcy becoming public knowledge.

Having invaded and ruined Iraq, waged war in Afghanistan, bombed Libya and had a plea from the prime minister to bomb Syria, the extent of our involvement in the war in Yemen is now becoming public knowledge.

"We may not be able to control or stop Snapchat from becoming the preferred application of use by these groups, which may become public knowledge and seriously harm our reputation or lead to lawsuits or attention from regulators".

How did it become public knowledge?

But the grumbling is slowly becoming public.

"It's really becoming public," she said.

Increasingly, the divisions are becoming public.