Sentence examples for suggested public from inspiring English sources

Polling suggested public support for coal dropped during a campaign that was mercilessly mocked.

It followed polls which suggested public support for leaving the EU is growing.

As his reference to Vanderbilt suggested, public colleges think they're taking an unfair proportion of the heat on the tuition issue.

In December an official report found Britain has seen a "general decline" in its Christian affiliation and suggested public life must now take a more "pluralist character".

Le Figaro, which has traditionally supported Sarkozy, 59, questioned whether the magistrates in the case were engaged in a "personal battle" and suggested public opinion felt the left in power was seeking revenge and "had not stopped harassing Nicolas Sarkozy".

Cameron today urged the public to recognise that the deficit was a moral issue and suggested public spending would not be restored to its current levels when the economy improves.

But senior administration and Mexican officials suggested public-private partnerships could finance renovations.

Some signs suggest public scrutiny is starting to increase.

Crude, but the polling suggests public opinion will side with the government.

As the spokesman for America's Health Insurance Plans suggests, public policy can focus on hospital and doctor charges.

Thus recent Institute for Fiscal Studies analysis suggests public salaries are now somewhat higher than private, even after adjusting for the highly qualified nature of the state's workforce.