Sentence examples for dominant public from inspiring English sources

People forget how dominant Public Enemy became in the mid '80s.

L.S.U. is the dominant public university in the state, both athletically and academically.

Again, the decision reflected dominant public opinion rather than the immutable laws of truth, justice and the American way.

During the Great Depression, when American escapism replaced French égalité as the dominant public craving, film stars appealed for similar reasons.

In the face of severe airline shuttle competition, Amtrak's frequent train service has become the dominant public passenger carrier in the New York Washington corridor.

Some advisers said Mr. Bush would have a more dominant public profile if he appeared at more majestic, White Houseventse events with the trappings of his office behind him.

A creeping, self-centred individualism has become dominant in public culture.

Grasses are mostly dominant in public gardens because they are so easy to use and they appeal more in a larger landscape than a smaller garden.

Which mode of charging will emerge as the dominant one – public or private, 110 volts or 220 volts, A.C. or D.C., American- or Japanese-spec – is far from settled.

Not England though, for whom the dominant shared public cricketing moment of the past 10 years is still that image of our own brilliantly explosive skunk-haired dufus genius swanking about the Rose Bowl, Edgbaston, The Oval and Bouji's night-club, South Kensington.

Taking a cue from the high-stakes testing now so dominant in public education, Mr. Kukielski, who with his crew cut and beefy arms, looks more drill sergeant than rosarian, uses a 10-point rating scale for his roses, compiling data points like form, color, fragrance, foliage, duration of bloom and, most important, hardiness.