Sentence examples for circle of public from inspiring English sources

On the eve of the revolution, France was caught in a vicious circle of public debt.

Its circle of public champions has widened to include Mr. Wolfe and some local politicians.

Serco became an international business that claimed to have squared the circle of public service and private gain.

Those who fail, like Tyra Banks and Cherie Blair, must face down the big red circle of public opprobrium.

The sheer size of the transaction has reignited conversations about who will be picked next to join the super special circle of public mega-cap tech companies.

Playford was also criticised for his informal style and tendency to rely on a small circle of public servants, sidelining much of his cabinet and not leaving a legacy of industrial infrastructure.

In the decreasing circles of public funding, we've just got to become more resilient and we need to create a future for the company beyond the next few years.

When pictured as concentric circles, the core public service in central and subnational government agencies defines the inner circle of the public sector.

The bubble is a magic place where kids grow up as part of an interlocking circle of schools, public and private; the parents know each other from Indian Guides, Gollatz Cotillion or AYSO, and the police occasionally stop a kid asking to take a look at the original engine in a vintage Cougar.

It is felt that the authority of science might be undermined by the dissemination of dubious results as well as by revelations of internal uncertainty, argument, and contradiction apparent concomitants of esoteric science (as noted by Ludwik Fleck over half a century ago 1), where knowledge only gets stabilized and simplified as one moves to the exoteric circles of the public.

There are so many ways of issuing a non-apology apology, all of which try to square the circle of meeting a public demand for repentance with the private refusal to admit that any is necessary.