Sentence examples for depth of public from inspiring English sources

Weaknesses: Depth of public engagement.

Officials in Beijing at the Ministry of Public Security apparently recognize the depth of public concern.

Policies that meet this test can garner a huge depth of public support.

It may be underestimating the depth of public concern over security.

"They realize that the depth of public support for Bersih was much deeper than they thought.

Indeed, probably the most impressive aspect of the Beijing bid is the depth of public support for it.

But despite noting the depths of public mistrust, Mr Carney sounded a bullish note on the effectiveness of the Bank's reforms.

There was a very powerful argument that said, OK, you've experienced the heights and depths of public life, and the next chapter should be completely different.

But even assuming the reforms are voted in, there are not many signs those who inhabit Fifa's gilded bubble are fully cognisant of the scale of cultural change required or the depths of public distrust.

That the two other mainstream candidates do too testifies to the depths of public disillusion with their outgoing president.The first oddity of this election is that Mr Chirac has no natural successor from his own political family.

Says a person at the table: "Obviously, we did not talk about Ed himself". The leader's dismal ratings – now, according to the latest ICM poll for the Guardian, descending to inky depths of public disapproval not even plumbed by Nick Clegg – are like some dreadful family secret that disturbs everyone at the top of the party but is only talked about in hushed and apprehensive whispers.