Sentence examples for conscious public from inspiring English sources

Loury's plea for a more socially conscious public policy and "social vision" seems so earnest in its moral rectitude as to be almost quixotic.

As the Kremlin prepares for the presidential vote, analysts say it will face a force it hasn't had to reckon with for over a decade – a politically conscious public.

The protest, one of the biggest liberal opposition demonstrations in years, is certain to worry a state that looks down on opposition and is long unused to a politically conscious public.

Environmentally conscious public will eventually force companies to improve their environmental performance through different mechanisms.

Avid book watchers are probably the most self-conscious public readers, as well.

Consumers want healthy choices, and companies are racing to stock store shelves with the products a health-conscious public wants.

As for "fair trade", higher prices for producers mean higher prices for consumers, limiting its appeal to a cost-conscious public.

Toward the end of the 20th century, in deference to an increasingly health-conscious public, Ms. Woods chose to supplement the menu with lighter fare.

It would also mean, for example, fewer rulings as obtuse and unjust as the Court's current series of decisions that posit a moral equivalence between race-conscious public policies whose purpose is to break down segregation and race-conscious public policies whose purpose is to maintain it.

The rise of the fashion industry has been fueled by the strong economy, itself a beneficiary of high oil prices, as well as a fashion-conscious public.

It's trying to create what some have called the Southwest Airlines of health care — a network of high-quality hospitals that would appeal to a more cost-conscious public.