Sentence examples for public has learned from inspiring English sources

"I think the Israeli public has learned to react in a very mature way," said Ely Karmon of the International Policy Institute for Counter-Terrorism, near Tel Aviv.

The flying public has learned to tolerate a lot of discomfort and inconvenience in return for lower fares and higher security.

Through journalistic documentaries from directors like Alex Gibney and the more politically driven work of Mr. Moore, the public has learned to believe that when they watch a documentary, they will find out the story behind the story.

With the government restricting public education about contraception, the public has learned about condoms in unorthodox says, said Terry L. Scott, the country director for DKT Philippines, a local nonprofit organization that advocates condom use.

After everything the public has learned in the last week, it's unnerving to hear the president continue to defend the idea of pre-emptive strikes based on unverified suppositions.

But something has changed: The public has learned even more about this epidemic, including the recent revelations about doping programs of the Chinese and the East Germans, as well as drug use by Tour de France participants.

The press and the public have learned to take at face value nothing in politics that happens on purpose and to look for larger meanings in everything that happens by accident.

But for circumstances beyond the control of their own supine media, would the French public have learned about the conduct of Dominic Strauss-Kahn, widely known to the "chattering classes" but deemed unsuitable for those who might have been asked to elect him president.

Over the past year and a half, we, the global public, have learned extensively about governmental overreach into our data.

The public also has learned more about the costs of inaction.

The public here has learned the lessons of Egypt's popular uprising and the power of peaceful opposition.