Sentence examples for especially high profile from inspiring English sources

More unrestricted access to guns, more random gun violence, especially high profile mass shootings that result in more fear, more gun sales and more profits for the unregulated gun industry.

The trade group did not have an especially high profile in Washington when Mr. Cain took over.

It helps to have people talking positively about it, especially high profile figures like Bill Clinton and Al Gore".

Although other South Koreans have been imprisoned in China for their efforts to help North Koreans there, Mr. Kim's case has an especially high profile because he was a well-known leader of street protests in the 1980s that helped end decades of dictatorship in the South.

Chances are, unless an author is especially high-profile or promising or willing to pony up for expenses, they're not.

Supreme Court cases, especially high-profile ones, are rarely decided on the basis of such logical inferences.

But when it comes to criminal investigations, especially high-profile political matters like this one, the bureau has long been a semi-open book.

Lincoln Center on Monday announced the third pillar of what is shaping up to be an especially high-profile festival this summer: the Mariinsky Ballet.

Northern Ireland secretary has not been an especially high-profile cabinet job since the Good Friday peace deal, but for Brokenshire it could be a tough first cabinet role.

Running for office in an especially high-profile state like California or New York might be a substitute, but with those exceptions, the best preparation might be serving in Congress under the watchful eyes of the national media.

In addition to restricting access to certain websites and external media, China has begun to target foreign researchers and analysts, especially high-profile ones, who challenge China's economic progress, particularly the rate of economic growth.