Sentence examples for events high-profile from inspiring English sources
As the UN general assembly gathers for its annual meeting in New York, an array of media events, high-profile TV interviews and public meetings await the much-anticipated arrival of the representatives of the Islamic Republic.
Emboldened (or pressured) by recent events — high-profile corporate governance and executive compensation controversies, the financial collapse and public criticism of pay disparities — these shareholders increasingly seek to influence board-level decisionmaking, often deploying incendiary buzzwords such as "corporate mismanagement," "excessive risk taking," "pay-for-failure" and the like.
The New Yorker, August 7, 2000 P. 31 Talk story about the economics of large special events... Political conventions are "mega-events" — high-profile, one-time occasions that bring national attention and droves of tourists to a city.
By James Surowiecki The New Yorker, August 7, 2000 P. 31 Talk story about the economics of large special events... Political conventions are "mega-events" — high-profile, one-time occasions that bring national attention and droves of tourists to a city.
In case it was not obvious, this is a Vladimir Putin-approveventent — high-profile gatherings like this one that are unapproved by Putin unhappen in Russia.
It's "a kind of union" that organises professional networking events and high-profile annual awards dinners.
It will feature a lot of big names, a mix of field events and high-profile races.
Those events brought out high-profile supporters including Bruce Springsteen, Sting, U2, Peter Gabriel, Lou Reed, Joni Mitchell, Joan Baez, Miles Davis, Sinead O'Connor, Jimmy Page, Robert Plant and many more.
As is often the case with a high-profile event, spurious links are being made and hasty conclusions drawn.
Thank you for everything you do in high-profile events, and in events that are only high-profile to those going through them.
I recently attended an event crammed with high-profile people.
