Sentence examples for many publics from inspiring English sources

There reasons are many: publics are reluctant to give up sovereignty and share risks to the degree needed to stabilise the currency; parliaments are reluctant to give out taxpayers' money; debtor states are resistant to demands for ever more austerity.

Describing the negotiations as choreography, Thompson reveals how important relations among stem cell researchers, their many publics, sponsors, users and research materials must grow and change to address the next generation of scientific potentialities and the complexities of traveling transnationally.

In it, LiS's esteemed colleague Roy Greenslade reported the words of Hello!'s publishing director Charlotte Stockting as she spoke of "a move away from the celebrity sector and its obsession with made-up stories [and] scurrilous gossip … this is a fundamental, important and strategic shift to the placement of Hello! magazine in the minds of our many publics".

So the report calls for colleges and universities to make a far greater effort to communicate the enabling power of liberal arts education, sharing this message in many ways with their many publics; and we call for colleges and universities to make sure they maximally deliver what we claim to provide.

With both revolutionary political and military support and robust post-revolutionary medical and educational assistance, it's little wonder why so many publics in developing countries around the world deeply respect Cuba--and mourned the loss of their dear Comrade.

One of the important problems with popularizations of science is that there is not one public, there are many publics, and each public has its own formal education and interest in science.

Many public contracts are secured by kickbacks.

Many public officials support drilling.

Many public figures supported peace.

Many public relations experts would argue no.

Many public screenings were reportedly 10% full.