Sentence examples for large segment of public from inspiring English sources

A large segment of public opinion sees Europe as a source of constraints and the Trojan horse of liberalisation and globalisation.

If he remains insensitive to a large segment of public opinion, it will cost him his job, and maybe even bring down his party in the next elections.

Supported by his Cabinet, by most newspapers, and by a large segment of public opinion, Wilson made the decision on March 20 for the United States to declare war on Germany, and on March 21 he called Congress to meet in special session on April 2.

It seems much more a case that the general, secular public has caught up with Sherman's signage because, in a little more than a half century, a significantly large segment of the public's world views and desires have become as much, if not more, shaped by cinema, television, even advertising, than they are by religion, ethics, and utopian political and economic systems.

But a large segment of the public is stoutly opposed to using public money.

Unlike the tobacco industry, it enjoys dedicated support among a large segment of the public.

But a few vocal groups of tower supporters insist that a large segment of the public is on their side.

"I have many times watched a large segment of the public respond naturally and with obvious pleasure to the theory behind a particular design of mine," he concluded.

The crackdown on the Mahdi Army has also eroded Mr. Maliki's credibility with a large segment of the public that fears Mr. Sadr's militia but also sees him as a legitimate champion of their interests.

But his war leadership in Iraq has made him deeply unpopular with a large segment of the public, even though opinion polls still show that a plurality of Britons back his decision to go to war to remove Mr. Hussein.

B7 NEW YORK/REGION B1-6 A Vocal Faction Seeks To Rebuild Twin Towers A few groups that support rebuilding the twin towers insist that a large segment of the public is on their side.