Sentence examples for ubiquitous public from inspiring English sources

Catholic priests and nuns were ubiquitous public servants, tending to the French population, largely subsidized by provincial taxes and dominating Quebec's French universities, hospitals, and social agencies, as well as the public schools.

Freddie Tinga, former mayor of one of Metro Manila's cities, is one of a number of entrepreneurs who hopes it can transform the Philippines' most ubiquitous public vehicle of all – the jeepney.

Just as the introduction of the Brownie camera changed photography from an expert's art to a ubiquitous public expression, with the right tools in hand it is not a very long hop from now to a time when everyone makes music in a small, amateur way.

Especially, with cellular network systems, ubiquitous public services would be of enormous benefit.

For the short term, ubiquitous public cellular networks can provide required communication coverage in a cost-effective way.

Eventually, ubiquitous public surveillance a de facto panopticon will become too easy, and too cheap, to resist.

These facts we gleaned from the hardcover collection of the Bobbs-Merrill "Childhood of Famous Americans" biographies that were once ubiquitous in public school libraries.

And tattoos are almost as ubiquitous as public displays of affection: presenters hug contestants, couples hold hands at all times, and other body parts at others.

Whereas the myth of Frankenstein is ubiquitous when public journals and newspapers cover the recent developments in SB, the way scientists applying SB or SB related technologies are characterised in movies is questioning the relevance of classical and preconceived stereotypes.

When dealing with global logistics scenarios-building, one relevant question is whether Freight IT systems will be a real competitive advantage [46] or they will become a sort of ubiquitous good a public good in a sense in future scenarios.

Slippery slope arguments are ubiquitous in public debate.