Sentence examples for public driving from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cameron said the cuts would come after wide consultation with members of the British public, driving home a recurring theme in his election campaign that "we're all in this together".

Carriers are petrified at the thought of not having the smartphone because it remains a huge hit with the public, driving waves of customers to their stores, especially in the months after the latest models are introduced and heavily advertised.

At the same time, seven other teleservice companies went public, driving up competition and oversupplying demand.

The residents could not understand why they were being ticketed for violations such as drinking in public, driving without a driver's license or parking illegally.

The residents could not understand why they were being ticketed for violations such as drinking in public, driving without a license or parking illegally.

A compadre in unplugging, put it this way, "As long as you find clean restaurants with good reputations, refrain from getting drunk in public, driving too late and buying drugs on the street -- if you follow these general rules of civil conduct -- you will be fine".

Specifically, to what extent is the public perception driving the terminology, and to what extent is the terminology driving public perception.

To drive up employment and wages, austerity has to be reversed, with public spending driving demand.

Campaigners for disabled people say the public are driving the agenda.

Is lack of public interest driving the lack of coverage, or the other way around?

For three decades of public concern, driving drunk still can have the feel of a cultural misdemeanor.