Sentence examples for public led from inspiring English sources

A low passageway, closed to the public, led toward the pyramid's center.

But the concern that there was a threat to the public led to the decision being made to move in.

The only reason we can worry about its future today is that the public — led by the then energetic Audubon — rallied around an immediate threat to it.

His fortune has allowed him to amass hundreds of artworks, and his desire to share them with the public led to the opening of MONA in 2011.

Mr. Fox said that the physical strain of the disease and his weariness at hiding it from the public led to his decision.

Malaviya's consciousness toward the public led to the launch of his own Hindi-language weekly, the Abhyudaya (1907), the Leader of Allahabad, an English-language daily (1909), and the Hindi monthly the Maryada (1910).

Perhaps change in how news is brought to the public leads to irresponsible reporting.

Long distance migrations by ungulate species often surpass the boundaries of preservation areas where conflicts with various publics lead to management actions that can threaten populations.

2015 is the year the NHS needs to let go and let the public lead it to safety.

Worse, despite high hopes, private money did not follow the public lead and, in the wake of the credit crunch, is even leaving the market.

Cotton took the public lead in making statements about the proposal which, as with his comments on Guantánamo, skirted the edge of demagoguery.