Sentence examples for public becoming from inspiring English sources
Why, then, is the public becoming more concerned without becoming more educated?
Mr Brown's fears came in anticipation of the public becoming aware of just how serious the financial crisis was.
Some may see this as a sign of the public becoming more cynical about politicians: I prefer to see it as a better-informed scepticism.
The date for withdrawal was inserted into the speech to try to placate a US public becoming weary of the war, over casualties and cost.
But by and large, the meaning of the day has largely lost its significance among the public, becoming simply about getting the day off work.
Prime Minister Kevin Rudd was once widely liked by the public, becoming the nation's most popular leader in three decades when he took on the top job in 2007.
Our bodies, which have become more public, are becoming more image than reality.
Last week, Groupon sold $700 million shares in its initial public offering, becoming the largest I.P.O. for an American tech company since Google went public in 2004.
A public option for health care could work much like the yardstick Roosevelt envisioned public power becoming.
The public is becoming deafened and confused by a barrage of contradictory messages.
This is particularly so because what was small and/or public is becoming large and private.
