Sentence examples for indicates the public from inspiring English sources

Experience on the doorstep indicates the public has a longer memory than we sometimes imagine.

But polling indicates the public does not exceedlingly care about either.

If rules for children's programming are in the public interest, the response so far indicates the public is not very interested.

"The poll indicates the public does not support the current policy setting of sending all boat arrivals to offshore centres and demonstrates a depth of compassion in the Australian community for people who are fleeing persecution and hardship".

Kramer says the vigilantes' emergence indicates the public's desperation over the drug trade, but to address the problem, he says, "you need a development-led approach, an inclusive peace process, and [to] tackle corruption".

But in tiny Male', whose 110,000 people make it the most densely populated land on Earth, the fluttering everywhere of the red and yellow streamers of the presidential rivals indicates the public's concern is not about the environmental threats to the Maldives.

Its failure indicated the public's growing preference for the younger playwright.

These questions are subsidiary to Congress's obligation to enact repeal, which opinion polls indicate the public clearly favors.

While polls indicate the public strongly opposes the war and the president who undertook it, Sergeant Hiller-Cousins said people have not taken those feelings out on the soldiers, as they did in the Vietnam era.

Hanging on the closet's rails are garment bags containing entire outfits, including jewelry, which Weiner's personal shopper has prepared and tagged to indicate the public event at which they will be worn.

Kostas Panagopoulos, of Alco Polls, said a survey he carried out last month indicated the public was already resigned to compromise: 52% of respondents said they wanted a deal with Greece's creditors "even if the prime minister had to step over those red lines".