Sentence examples for more often public from inspiring English sources

But his recommendations to friends and colleagues are more often public policy works, like "The Scandal of Reform," by the mayor's public affairs director,  Francis S. Barry, and "Start-up Nation," a book on Israel's economy.

In contrast, women at risk of poverty are more often public transport season ticket holders, although 8%% is not an especially high rate.

OHCA in Adolescents occurred more often on public roads (30%) or in public places (15%) and were more often traumatic (46%) than those in children and adults.

Nowadays, seeing headscarves more often in public life is the result of that positive progress, but there are still struggles in public areas and workplaces for women who choose to wear a headscarf.

Private and church-related universities reported shrinking average salaries more often than public institutions.

As president, Mrs. Kirchner was more often the public face of their partnership, while he was the master political operator, pulling the levers of the Peronist machinery.

More often the public was treated to works like Bellini's 1830 opera "I Capuleti e i Montecchi," adapted for a literary collection, not from Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet," to which it has only a vestigial relationship.

Increasingly comfortable as his spokeswoman, she is appearing more often in public, where her verbal precision is a sharp counterpoint to Mr. Bush's own tendency to speak in vague and sometimes confusing colloquialisms.

They should be used more often than public works, which reduce employment chances or result in insignificant employment effects at best.

One quarter of couples waited for more than six months before their first cycle, more often in public practice than in private one, and 80% found this time lapse too long.

(That high number, researchers say, shouldn't be compared directly with programs like Adobe Reader or Internet Explorer given that open source programs' bugs are more often made public).