Sentence examples for has found public from inspiring English sources

The city has found public housing for those who stayed.

Sources say she is a shy woman who has found public interest uncomfortable.

To the prime minister's office, this sounded too much like opposition to a retaliatory strike, and Ms Short received a coded rebuke.With politicians mostly muzzled, the left's anti-Americanism has found public expression in the media.

The Pew Research Center has found public concern over the deficit continues to grow: No matter what the merits are of the opposing positions within the Democratic coalition on the debt and deficits, a divided Democratic party is in a weakened position to counter Republican assaults on the issue of red ink.

Representations of abortion as non-normative and potentially dangerous not only contribute to stigma but could lead media consumers to believe general attitudes to abortion in Great Britain are negative, when research has found public opinion to be more generally in favour of reproductive choice.

PSB have found public and critical acclaim with an album that explores the cold war space race of the 1950s and 60s.

Participants said that in recent months, they have found public speaking to be healing, a constructive way to deal with their grief and rage.

All too many Westerners have found public signs translated from Chinese to English awkwardly funny, and both amateur and professional photographers have had a field day with them.

Mr O'Neill and other researchers have found public control interfaces for heating systems, geo-thermal energy plants, building control systems and manufacturing plants.

By comparing case management approaches and outcomes across groups (privately assigned attorneys vs. public defenders), some researchers have found public defenders to be more affordable per-case than the private counsel group (Fabelo et al. 2013; Carmichael and Marchbanks 2012).

Several studies (most evaluating the Vita-Stat models) have found public-use, community-based monitors to not meet acceptable standards of accuracy and reliability [ 1- 5].