Sentence examples for win public from inspiring English sources

It will be hard to win public support for this.

It was harder for their Mexican-American successors to win public sympathy.

Whether the two can win public support together is yet to be seen.

Such draconian proposals often win public applause in the traumatized aftermath of riots.

Floods, however awful, give the authorities the chance to respond effectively and win public favour.

Since Democrats traditionally have struggled to win public trust on national security, endorsements matter more.

The aim, after all, is to win public favour and government support.

Leaders constantly emphasise the need to win public consensus and to avoid confrontation.

The second naturally focuses on things they hope will win public backing.

The governor's proposal is likely to win public support, even Republicans acknowledged.

While state funding is necessary, it will be more difficult to win public support.