Sentence examples for public anything from inspiring English sources

"I don't disclose to the public anything we find that we don't have proof is a risk to safety".

Still, if the current financial crisis has taught the public anything, it's that it is wise to hedge bets.

It took hold and became the Labour story for far too long because the party wasn't giving the media or the public anything more interesting to talk about.

After the board vote, Marc Murphy, chef and owner of Landmarc Restaurant in TriBeCa, said that "showing customers this arbitrary inspection grade doesn't tell the public anything, because it is a snapshot in time".

The editor, Alan Rusbridger, said: "The media laws in this country increasingly place newspapers in a Kafkaesque world in which we cannot tell the public anything about information which is being suppressed, nor the proceedings which suppress it.

Rusbridger said yesterday: "The media laws in this country increasingly place newspapers in a Kafkaesque world in which we cannot tell the public anything about information which is being suppressed, nor the proceedings which suppress it.

She has declined to make public almost anything else about her life.

There's a paranoia about the public knowing anything, even innocuous things like restaurant inspections.

Meanwhile, Germany just made tuition free at all public universities – anything less, representatives insisted, would be "unjust".

If the cards left by the public were anything to go by, Leckey was the people's winner.

Even worse, doing so would destroy the confidence of an already wary public that anything meaningful can be done to curb the way money corrupts politics in Albany.