Sentence examples for public strong from inspiring English sources

Connecting these dots does not suggest, and certainly does not prove, any wrongdoing, but it also does not give the public strong confidence that everyone gets the same hearing from the political system or entry into the conversations of power.

Although the company did not go public, strong interest on the roadshow suggested that large institutional investors were willing to add to their portfolios of tech stock.

In an almost unprecedented display of very public strong-arming in an international forum, the United States, led by Madeleine K. Albright — then the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations — defied the widespread support mustered by Mr. Boutros-Ghali in his 1996 bid for reelection and forced the 185 U.N. members to choose instead Washington's candidate, Kofi Annan of Ghana.

Strong public schools create strong communities.

But costs have been high and public resistance strong.

The feeling of an enclosed slice of English society, rarely seen in public, was strong.

It went public on strong earnings growth.

The social-democratic reflexes of the British public remain strong despite the Thatcher and Blair years.

It is because the public demanded strong government regulation of the safety of commercial aviation.

Unfortunately, financial regulators have not yet given the public a strong indication that this is true.

Obama's health care proposal was already a compromise--keep private insurance companies, but offer the public a strong public option.