Sentence examples similar to Internationally high profile from inspiring English sources
One of the perpetrators of arguably Brazil's most internationally high-profile murders in recent years is currently walking around free.
The action came despite a long-running and internationally high-profile campaign to protect the eight villages in the zone, including a petition signed by some of the world's most famous authors.
It was very high profile.
He is certainly high profile.
Miller was Director of Jazz Studies at William Paterson University from 2005, and continued to play and tour internationally with other high profile figures in the music until his death from a stroke at the age of 57.
His high profile internationally is based on his spellbinding effect on audiences and musicians alike – not to mention his famous performance of Shostakovich's Leningrad symphony to an audience of Russian soldiers and tank commanders amid the ruins of the capital of his homeland, Tskhinvali in South Ossetia, after fighting between Russian and Georgian troops.
Such resistance and revitalization movements were evident in many countries, with the Civil Rights movement in the U.S. having a particularly high profile internationally.
The issue has achieved a high profile internationally, and several states, including the US, France, Britain and China, have deployed warships to the seas around Somalia to protect shipping.
Continuity of employment in the early stages of your career gives you an edge; specifically, it provides the chance to "publish a lot of good stuff and get a high profile internationally," notes Godfrey Fitton, professor of igneous petrology at the University of Edinburgh.
Much of the anger about the film stemmed from its high profile internationally; that it had been "blessed with the imprimatur of the BBC ... with its connotations of fair and authoritative reporting" only made matters worse.
