Sentence examples for rising public knowledge from inspiring English sources
The only upside to this situation is that we are engaged in what Professor Dawkins would call "consciousness raising," or a period of rising public knowledge of a situation that needs massive course correction.
Polls show rising public concern.
Voters are worried about crime, rapidly rising public spending and only slowly improving public services.
Many problems facing health care systems today are not caused by lack of knowledge but by the gap between what we know and what we do in the face of staff shortages, economic pressures and rising public demand [ 1].
Alcohol misuse is also a rising public health problem (11).
The study period was preceded by a rising public interest in the quality of care in public maternity hospitals.
With the stock price rising in November, in the absence of public knowledge of the falling revenue at the company's flagship operation, insiders led by the company's chairman and chief executive, Jeffrey Tauber, sold $7.9 million worth of stock, at prices ranging from $10 to $14 a share, with most of the money going to Mr. Tauber and his family.
When the deal became public knowledge Lonsdale's shares quickly rose in value.
The cause for this rise has been attributed to an increase in public knowledge and concern about anthropogenic impacts on natural ecosystems [ 33– 35] and recent public and NGOs concern about governmental monitoring of the environment and ecosystems [ 36].
A contributing factor to the rise of AE reports and compensation claims is an increasing public knowledge of the existence of the compensation system and increased willingness to report injuries and seek compensation.
