Sentence examples for has drawn public from inspiring English sources

The book has drawn public attention in the past.

Mr. Bing, for his part, has drawn public criticism for choosing not to mount a legal fight against the emergency manager.

The investigation has drawn public attention to Mr. Ozawa's use of financing methods and backroom deal-making like those of the now discredited and demoralized Liberal Democrats.

The investigation has drawn public attention to Mr. Ozawa's use of similar financing methods and backroom deal-making as the now discredited and demoralized Liberal Democrats.

The issue of arsenic in food has drawn public attention since research last year by Consumer Reports found substantial arsenic levels in rice.

Still, it has drawn public attention away from meaningful reforms, in part because of the uproar created when the actor Gérard Depardieu said he was moving to Belgium to avoid paying high French taxes.

But there are many other contentious projects that have drawn public outrage.

Certain events also have drawn public attention to cultural compensation in recent years.

It was one of the first times an honor killing had drawn public attention in Britain.

Looking back, the problems that have drawn public scrutiny should not come as much of a surprise.

Although many of the outsize losses hurt banks' shareholders rather than the general public, such actions have drawn public calls for accountability.