Sentence examples for thin public from inspiring English sources

Tens of thousands of blighted properties, a lack of affordable housing and thin public services continue to plague the city.

Mr. Roberti, whose father is a wealthy Washington lobbyist, has little experience in Connecticut and is spending lavishly to overcome his very thin public résumé.

The Communist threat prompted most West Germans to continue to serve, but after unification, already thin public support for the draft plummeted, said Michael Wolffsohn, a professor of modern history at the University of the Bundeswehr in Munich.

Omand claimed there was only a thin public interest argument for publishing details of programmes such as Tempora and Prism, which has given the NSA the ability to trawl through the servers of mobile phone companies.

If the allegations are correct, it represents one of the worst scandals in modern British history and endangers already thin public trust in the politicians who govern the country.

There is a thin public turnout to see the plans, local residents' interest perhaps dulled by decades of consultation fatigue, but those that are here have the same recurring query.

The push for austerity across the euro zone may yield thinner public-housing subsidies: Spain has cut housing benefits in its latest austerity plan, for example.

It seems impossible that Trump or his associates will be indicted on any charges, given how thin the public evidence is that they actually talked to Russia about the email hacking.

There is a uniquely thin membrane between public and private on Twitter — a lower surface tension that facilitates starting a conversation privately from a public situation.

Thin girls get public proposals, like those dudes are winning a fucking prize.

As I mentioned, only one of the three statistical systems is available in his case, and that score is based on a relatively thin record of public statements.