Sentence examples for public heated from inspiring English sources

In just a few years, the majority of the nation's public heated pools could be converted to solar heating.

He also took most of the public heat from critics.

The consultant took public heat when that nonexistent address made it onto Harrison's death certificate that same year.

He could have remained a nameless, behind-the-scenes bureaucrat while his bosses took the public heat.

If such a marketplace is to function properly, its participants must be able to confront one another publicly and they must be prepared to take some public heat for their political views.

But some political leaders elsewhere also are feeling public heat as a result of unpopular government policies in response to Europe's debt debacle — particularly in France, which will hold the first round of voting in its presidential election this weekend.

The lesson he drew from four years of often-frustrating relations with Congress was that sit-down negotiations with the opposition do not work unless he turns up the public heat on lawmakers.

ScottishPower, one of the UK's big six energy companies, turned up the public heat on Labour leader Ed Miliband last week by warning that investment in new power stations will be endangered by his plans for a price freeze.

"In winter here, the public heating system that uses a lot of coal kicks in, so air pollution is heavier compared to the summer," says Sun Hao, CEO of the company.

Even if officials would never admit to any influence from recent feminist activism on anti-sexual harassment, they may very well have been responding to the public heat that the feminists generated.

After being named managing partner of the Big Eight accounting firm of Touche Ross at the age of 37, Palmer took the public heat for a faulty audit conducted during a previous administration; the firm was censured by the Securities and Exchange Commission.