Sentence examples for public means from inspiring English sources

What "public" means varies depending on the organization.

Women who sue and win often find out that going public means leaving the industry.

"Open to the public means open to the public, doesn't it?" Yes, she was told.

Making things public means you think about what the consequences of your actions will be more.

Govt failure to alert public means we've lost a year in fighting it.

I try to do something good but doing it in public means there is much more at stake.

Yes, says Mr Tessitore of Italia Independent: "Going public means being clear about where you are heading, being transparent".

"Some people will say making it public means a loss of taxes and revenue," Ms. Schniedewind said.

On the other hand, "I don't know," uttered by those in service of the public, means a great deal.

They are a formal, public means of declaring administration policy and providing clear, across-the-board directives to federal agencies.

Those riches mean that we can probably find ways to subsidize — through public means and private — a continuing decline in blue-collar work.