Sentence examples for become more high from inspiring English sources

Clearly, as you become more high profile, there's a competitive element there.

I hope that as the Paralympics become more high profile we don't see more of this kind of thing.

Recently, his forays have become more high profile: He briefly considered challenging then-Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton in 2005 but dropped out before the Republican primary.

World governing body Fifa's corruption scandals show that while sport has become more high profile and more powerful as a business, the governance of so many sports remains stuck in a different age.

An antidote to a game that has become more High Fidelity than Paradise Garage.

Funds also risk attracting greater attention from regulators when they become more high-profile.

As the services become more high-tech, their need for recruits with mathematical and computer skills is rising.

Few comedians find podcasting profitable at the moment, but some see a bright commercial future for the medium as it continues to evolve and become more high-profile.

So libraries have had to become more high-tech, installing more and more computers and figuring out how to give their patrons access.

Certainly the civil service, along with Mr Tung, has become more high-handed in dealings with the legislature and, by consequence, with the public.

In 2000, the N.F.C. won 51-31— since then there have been only two winning scores below 38 (though football has become more high-scoring overall).