Sentence examples for public growing from inspiring English sources

It connected with the public, growing from an initial circulation of 400 to become the world's leading environmental affairs magazine, with monthly sales of 20,000.

Republicans inside and outside the Bush organization said they hoped the certification would be the first of several developments over the next week that would galvanize a public growing uneasy that there is no president-elect.

A good film, Stephen Frears's "The Queen," has been made about these events, and "A Journey" almost exactly duplicates the narrative of that film: Blair in tune with the popular mood, the Royal Family isolated, the public growing angrier, and then, eventually, the Royals taking Blair's advice and making a public display of grief.

First, grow the value of its majority-owned subsidiaries within CMGI and take them public, growing what Hajducky terms "good assets".

Given that the company just filed to go public, growing its user base for its podcasts and videos is likely a significant focus at this time.

With the development of high-speed railway and public growing demand on data traffic, people pay much more attention to provide high data rate and high reliable services under high mobility circumstance.

As the reading public grew, however, the newspapers grew in size and wealth and became increasingly independent.

– Glenn Collins The New York Times: The French government proposes a 160 percent tax increase on beer, and the public grows surly.

Zhou, who is rarely seen in public, grew up in a small village in Hunan, central China.

It is that sense of granite realism and determination that appeals to an Israeli public grown increasingly fatalistic.

Then, as the public grew increasingly unhappy with managed-care companies, he said, House Republicans were slow to react.