Sentence examples for always high-profile from inspiring English sources
How does history judge our leaders' actions in the face of enduring, if not always high-profile, dirty wars?
And the mistakes it makes are always high profile".
And the mistakes it makes are always high profile". The great fear, Cox adds, is that without its own sponsor department, things would start to go wrong for broadcasting in the forthcoming communications bill.
Sutch ran for office forty-odd times, always in high-profile seats, always without success, and always with substantial publicity.
Having emerged from the Arsenal academy and played for England as a teenager, Wilshere has always been high-profile, as have his injuries.
This is always a high-profile game and we have lost it".
In Eric's case – and countless others – innovation isn't always about high-profile, venture backed start-ups.
Dravid: "England against India is always a high-profile series, so it will be a great one to watch.
Nowadays, Laxey may be well known –or notorious, depending on one's point of view but its activities are not always as high-profile as its raid on British Land.
Murders with ritualistic or Satanic undertones almost always make high-profile news in South Africa – like here, and here, and here.
Still, his projects almost always had a high-profile glow, mainly because stars flocked to work with him.
