Sentence examples for much deeper public from inspiring English sources

Increasingly people ask, "What is the point of actually voting for anyone any more?" Of course, politicians have heard that line before and usually fall back on the weak defence, "People fought and even died for the right to vote" but the reality is that there exists a much deeper public scepticism about the ballot box which is I fear – at least in part – justified.

See articleFitch, a credit-rating company, warned Britain that its fiscal challenge was "formidable", and called for much deeper reductions in public spending.

It goes much deeper than Skype's public API, which is more for accessories like headphones.

"It's a big, big milestone," he says, vowing to push broadband services and digital video "much deeper into the American public".

The charge of bias thus in fact depends on a much deeper objection to the public reason project, and so the critic who presses the charge of bias must be prepared to rebut the more fundamental arguments offered in favor of public reason.

Lavastida, who recently moved back to his home country after living abroad for five years, acknowledges the lack of resources, but he suggests the disintegration of the city's infrastructure and public services goes much deeper.

If the media included these experts when analyzing war, the public would have a much deeper understanding of the range of options that truly exist.

They're much deeper than just, you know, what the public likes to hear about is the fate of Wall Street barons getting hurt.

"They realize that the depth of public support for Bersih was much deeper than they thought.

Nevertheless, in the aftermath of her breakup from Branagh, Thompson began to win the sympathy and affection of the British public in a new and much deeper way.

In the words "public trust" there is something much deeper than ownership.