Sentence examples for is now public knowledge from inspiring English sources

In fact, however, serious terrorists must have assumed that the surveillance which is now public knowledge was in place all along.

A spokesman for the Abu Dhabi government declined to comment, and sent a text message saying, "All we have is now public knowledge".

It is now public knowledge that Barack Obama blocked a proposal by the CIA and Pentagon to arm the rebels last year.

It is now public knowledge that the police department, each year, stops hundreds of thousands of citizens, largely black and Latino men, for reasons as thin and subjective as "furtive movements".

He told the Sunday Telegraph: "Part and parcel of that review we will undertake will be to look at all aspects of the testimony that was given in the trial, which is now public knowledge, and will reveal itself in the transcripts of the trial.

What he said on that day is now public knowledge, but how he said it isn't.

That opportunity was missed, for reasons that are now public knowledge.

"It's now public knowledge that we haven't been paid correctly for over two months.

Mr Coulson went on to say that it had been a mistake to expose former home secretary David Blunkett's affair - and the irony was not lost on him, given that this own relationship with Rebekah Brooks was now public knowledge.

But as Woods' mistresses are now public knowledge, it seems that what happens in Vegas doesn't always stay there.

All things, all words, everything from your darkest fantasy to the size of your labia, are now public knowledge.