Sentence examples for much of citizens from inspiring English sources

The urban political machine largely wilted away in the 20th century, and for a variety of reasons so did much of citizens' direct involvement in the political process.

The rectilinear language blocks that make up much of "Citizen" suggest the prose poem, that hand-me-down from the French Symbolists.

There is a theme that is submerged in much of "Citizen Kane" but that comes to the surface now and then, and it's the linking life story of Hearst and of Mankiewicz and of Welles — the story of how brilliantly gifted men who seem to have everything it takes to do what they want to do are defeated.

Much of citizen science is about documenting what species live where, in what amounts and when, and this is "presence data".

There is much talk of "citizens' insecurity," the common euphemism for Santiago's crime rate, which, according to Pinochetistas, has increased to troubling levels since the General stepped down.

His presidency has accomplished so much of which citizens are not aware.

The Palestinian Authority pays for much of its citizens' care in Israel from its budget.

At a time when Washington is asking so much of its citizens, surely it owes them a chance to understand how policy — for good and ill — is made.

It's the fact that while this administration asks so much of our citizens, it is unwilling or unable to demonstrate any moral leadership during this time of war and natural disasters.

Though Iran's leaders make much of their citizens' keenness to have a fuel cycle, this keenness, ascertained through opinion polls of dubious methodology, is probably false.Enter Mr Rafsanjani, the best-known Iranian proponent of a "grand bargain" aimed at normalising relations and ending American sanctions.

The episodes have raised debate about whether China is sacrificing too much of its citizens' health for economic growth.