Sentence examples for public anxious from inspiring English sources

In L'Aquila, the scientists presented a risk assessment in late March 2009 after small seismic events made the public anxious.

There have been people like Kurt Waldheim, pretending to stature, and there has been a public anxious to believe in them.

But the mixed-up messages of officials on television has left the public anxious to know the full scope of the government's plans.

THE fabulous invalid may have reasons to moan this season: a suffering economy, slumping tourism, plunging temperatures and, above all, a public anxious about war and terrorism.

He said the cutter might be most valuable to calm the nerves of a public anxious over the plants even in normal times.

With a public anxious over the possibility of running out of water, the corps has not been the only entity to shoulder blame.

The prospect of being shut down has left educators in Harlem's public schools anxious.

But for now, the public is anxious about food and housing prices that are often rising faster than incomes.

Bush administration officials say gas prices are more to blame for the public's anxious mood about the economy.

His measured approach, reflecting technocratic tendencies, has offered sober assurance to an Australian public increasingly anxious about their economic future.

"At a moment when the public gets anxious about the state of the Indian media, I am suddenly made to answer for everybody else," she said.