Sentence examples for spread of public from inspiring English sources
With increasing acceptance and spread of public review it may become beneficial and appropriate to prescribe publication of formal ratings.
First, his father was threatened shortly before his untimely death with premature retirement by a reactionary government that had grown fearful of the spread of public education.
Interest groups, nongovernmental organizations (NGOs), religious groups, and labour unions (trade unions) cultivate the formation and spread of public opinion on issues of concern to their constituencies.
"He was a pioneer in modern polling methods, in establishing the credibility of polls, and in furthering the spread of public opinion polling through the world".
Across the world, we have seen the rise of social movements and the spread of public attitudes contesting what are viewed as unacceptable levels of inequality and demanding jobs and justice.
Dawn, high noon and sunset roughly divided the day for millennia, but the 18th-century spread of public clocks, domestic timepieces and watches hastened the rise of clock-time, beating a mechanical rhythm to work and play.
In terms of the regional breakdown, the spread of public-spending cuts is likely to lead to "some large variations" in consumer spending patterns around the country, with London and South-east England forecast to outperform.
She remembers an influx of women on bikes after the 2005 terror attacks in London spread fear of public transport.
But given the difficulty of halting the spread of dengue, public and private organisations based in Brazil are working on other solutions.
The biggest educational gains in Africa and Asia followed the spread of free public education; the future lies in spreading it further and making it better, not in propping up a private sector that can never guarantee universal coverage, equity or consistent standards and usually excludes those in the most extreme poverty.
Investors began to flee HMO stocks as talk spread of a public option.
