Sentence examples for has changed public from inspiring English sources

What has changed?Public attitudes to gays, mostly.

Science has changed, the culture has changed, public attitudes have changed, but the politics of abortion unfolds like a Kabuki play, stylized and familiar, as it did throughout the capital last week.

The reality of widening inequality and declining living standards, the activism of Occupy Wall Street radicals and low-wage workers, and increasing media coverage of these matters has changed public opinion.

It was also about policy ― and a failure to realize just how profoundly the Affordable Care Act has changed public expectations for how the U.S. health care system operates.

The euro crisis, however, seems to have changed public attitudes.

We've changed public accommodation, open houses, access to restaurants.

They have changed public wild lands in ways that increase their flammability.

It's clear that the Conservatives have changed public policy to give themselves more power over a Crown corporation and that's a flagrant abuse of power.

"How might a case like this have changed public perception around Gray's death?" Watkins wrote, referring to the corruption trial.

Since then Mr Howard has changed his public tune, blaming America for the delays in bringing Mr Hicks to trial.

But something has changed: The public has learned even more about this epidemic, including the recent revelations about doping programs of the Chinese and the East Germans, as well as drug use by Tour de France participants.