Example sentences for: government-owned

How can you use “government-owned” in a sentence? Here are some example sentences to help you improve your vocabulary:

  • The political threshold for adopting a government-owned health service model in the United States is very high, since most citizens fear the specter of “socialized medicine.”

  • The president is revealed to have, not just a mistress, but an entire second family, whom he has been housing, for years, in a government-owned apartment.

  • That was not counting the inevitable "business delegation" composed of representatives of government-owned financial institutions and companies, the Manila Times added, pointing out that "every single presidential aide or factotum gets $2,000 in allowance for a trip," meaning "$200,000 going down the drain for allowances alone," on top of which there were the air fares, hotel bills, rented cars and communications equipment, phone bills, "etcetera."

  • The government-owned plant unwittingly exposed the workers and the environment to small amounts of plutonium, and greatly underestimated the health risks posed by exposure to uranium.

  • The Post's off-lead is a startling piece about the 1980 cancer death of Joseph Harding, a uranium worker at a government-owned Kentucky plant.


How many words do you know? Try our free vocabulary size test!


Search

Search for example sentences

Loading Loading...
Quantcast