Sentence examples for losing public from inspiring English sources

You seem to be losing public sentiment.

But losing public anonymity could affect political life.

Netanyahu is losing public confidence, has nothing to offer and is reproducing discredited slogans.

Losing public trust is "a surefire way to harm" the reputation of any business, Feygina said.

Police risk losing public confidence if they do not change how they manage protests, the police watchdog said today.

"Oh that!" she laughs when I ask whether such stunts actually backfire and risk losing public sympathy.

Without such openness, he said, fund managers risk losing public trust and making themselves "the new investment bankers".

Women, since 2010, have overwhelmingly borne the brunt of the cuts, losing public sector jobs and income.

The prospect of losing public housing land, and to tenants paying higher rents in many cases, has fanned fears that the authority wants to edge out its residents.

Local banks, forced by the government to provide emergency loans to money-losing public enterprises and buy up short-term Treasury bills, have little extra liquidity to lend to the private sector.

Zoe Georganta, a professor of applied econometrics and productivity at Macedonia University of Economic and Social Sciences and Mr. Georgiou's fiercest critic, said that the statistics czar, guided by two foreign experts hired by Eurostat, added the country's money-losing public utilities to the government's accounts, raising the budget deficits by three-quarters of a percentage point.