Sentence examples for public stops from inspiring English sources

When a restaurant receives bad reviews, the public stops going and the restaurant closes.

They are particularly incensed that the buses pay almost nothing to use public stops, often blocking city buses.

Until the public stops blaming lung cancer patients for their disease, lung cancer will remain a disease that kills far more than it spares.

At a series of public stops on Monday, he bragged repeatedly about his work with Representative Dave Loebsack, Democrat of Iowa, to pester Illinois for money to fix the aforementioned bridge, which links their states and districts.

I have always tried to keep on hand enough cash to cover at least two years of expenses in case the public stops being interested in my work, while plowing the rest into low-cost index funds.

There are low-cost airlines around the world that don't treat their customers badly and still thrive, but Ryanair's aggressive stance singles them out as a pernicious money grabbing operation and the sooner the public stops falling for their shoddy practices the better we will all be.

But do members of the public stop him to talk about any of that?

Focus government on the real priorities, re-engage with the public, stop creating new initiatives and quangos just because they capture a day's headlines.

Just as in Beaujolais, which rested its business on marketing the popular nouveau wines until the public stopped buying them, sherry depended on exporting vast quantities of cheap, sweet wines.

In the decade since the greater public stopped caring about Second Life, nearly a million people have continued logging in and checking on their digital lives, running digital businesses, making digital friends and digitally living out their odd sexual fetishes.

"The Sea Org members stopped coming first, then the staff stopped coming, and then the public stopped coming.