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public knowledge

NOUN
  1. knowledge that is available to anyone

How To Use public knowledge In A Sentence

  • Furious staff have lashed out at company bosses for not informing workers that the plant was in trouble before it became public knowledge.
  • That could depend on whether her whereabouts became public knowledge, he said.
  • Their joint Legal Opposition claimed that the fungicidal properties of the Neem tree had been public knowledge in B2fxxx
  • It's pointlessly trying to keep your friendship secret—it's public knowledge already.
  • Others like Public Knowledge take the position that every packet is equal. Archive 2009-06-01
  • MLK at 79 Would Still be Debating the Slaughters and Lies of Capitalist Imperialism yahooBuzzArticleHeadline = 'MLK at 79 Would Still be Debating the Slaughters and Lies of Capitalist Imperialism'; yahooBuzzArticleSummary = 'Article: Corporate media blocks public knowledge of the fury of King\'s outcry over U.S. wars of occupation and the powerful indictment of his government in his Beyond Vietnam speech, that made bold headlines in newspapers around the world. MLK at 79 Would Still be Debating the Slaughters and Lies of Capitalist Imperialism
  • It is possible to feel shame without the cause of that feeling becoming public knowledge. Know Your Own Mind
  • Dithering intel analysts as well as presidents can find themselves behind public knowledge and perception.
  • Guidebooks and gazetteers suggest the expanding public knowledge of the temple's history and contents.
  • It is possible to feel shame without the cause of that feeling becoming public knowledge. Know Your Own Mind
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