Sentence examples for lacked public from inspiring English sources

Ratner and two executives of his Forest City Ratner Companies visited Coney Island, Red Hook and the Brooklyn Navy Yard but rejected them because they lacked public transportation.

Lewis wanted to break into broadcasting but Randall advised the younger man that he lacked public profile at the FT and would need a bigger job.

David Cameron retaliated by accusing the trade unions of threatening the economy and Ed Miliband advised against strike action, saying it lacked public support.

And the State Department, still concerned that Chalabi had siphoned off money meant for the Iraqi resistance and that he lacked public support, opposed the idea of a shadow government.

Ron Hayduk, a political science professor at the Borough of Manhattan Community College and a father of two, learned in January that a friend was working for the city's Transportation Department, identifying neighborhoods that lacked public space.

By Friday morning the cafe was being occupied by young mothers and their children, and people taking advantage of free Wi-Fi in an area of the city that has lacked public spaces.

Lacking public confidence, core institutions become unstable and lose their ability to govern.

In a city lacking public transportation, the traffic jams have been getting worse.

Country folk, lacking public transport, will get a bit more back.

They lack public firms' rigorous systems of corporate governance and financial reporting.

The market, a collection of food vendors, is housed in an antiquated brick building that lacks public restrooms.