Sentence examples for public has increased from inspiring English sources

The gap between private and public has increased over the past eight years of this Labour government, and now looks unbridgeable.

First, Comic Relief, which takes place every two years, over the last three occasions the amount of support from the public has increased, although over each of those three occasions the economy has tightened and people's disposable income has decreased.

If anything, going public has increased transparency, Mr. Fowlie said, and has separated the ownership from the lawyers, giving the lawyers more distance from business side pressures than in traditional partnerships.

The pressure on Richard Scudamore which began with sexist emails being made public, has increased after the Premier League's main sponsor registered "deep disappointment" and a member of the Football Association's inclusion board said Scudamore's position as chief executive had become untenable.

But "open-beach" groups and environmental organizations said they thought the share of private ownership and restrictions on beach access for the public has increased in recent years as bigger homes and condominiums filled lots off beaches or replaced the hotels, clubs and bungalows of earlier generations.

In the writer's own lifetime, the contest was unequal, but, as he knew, the balance of power in any relationship can shift — often subtly, almost unnoticeably — in the course of time, and the movies' sway over the imagination of the public has increased exponentially in the century or so since their obscure birth.

Gun-related deaths in America have declined as the number of guns in private hands, and the permits to carry them in public, have increased.

The explicit and implicit costs of going public have increased dramatically.

Bans on sleeping in public have increased by 31percentt over that same period. .

Citywide bans on camping in public have increased by 60percentt since 2011, and bans on panhandling increased by 25percentt, according to a report by the National Law Center on Homelessness & Poverty.

Since 2006, bans on sitting and lying down in public have increased by 52percentt in the 187 cities that the National Law Center on Poverty & Homelessness tracks.