Sentence examples for public has gained from inspiring English sources

In recent years psychiatrists have developed a more specialized medical vocabulary to describe anxiety, the core component of neurosis, and as a result the public has gained a greater appreciation of its many dimensions.

But thanks to a self-serving leak by one of the agents designed to get his informer killed and a courageous federal judge who held hearings on the sordid relationship between a group of Boston F.B.I. agents and their star informers, the public has gained vicarious access to the secret world of agents and their sources.

"The public has gained enormously from our cost-cutting measures," Dyer said.

The first was the realization that the public had gained a voice.

Lord Hope, deputy president of the court and one of the most senior judges in the UK, said the public had gained since the court's establishment.

In other cases, companies going public have gained credibility because an established company was a customer, but it was not disclosed that officials of the established company were given shares in the offering.

Due to an increasing demand for public transportation and intra-urban mobility, an efficient organization of public transportation has gained significant importance in the last decades.

Some Congressional and White House officials say the public option has gained too much symbolic currency and could fade if any legislation ultimately provides universal health care coverage.

The idea to turn the old freight route, once condemned to demolition, into a public park has gained momentum over the past five years, culminating in a design competition that attracted 52 entries.

A petition for a public inquiry has gained more than 3,000 signatures.

There's a common-sense argument for both of those positions, which is why their public outreach has gained traction.