Sentence examples for got a high profile from inspiring English sources

"Jake has got a high profile," he said.

"I have every confidence in Barnaby, he's obviously got a high profile in the community; he has a different style to me, but you would expect that from a new leader," Truss said after announcing his decision.

Paul spokesman Jesse Benton said the rally would ensure Paul's beliefs got a high profile airing, despite the fact he was not given a speaking slot at the convention.

It's just one that got a high profile because of the scope of the problem.

We always accepted Stuart's got a high profile.

The book was a massive bestseller in the UK so it's got a high profile there and Swinton's role is juicy: we see her problematic relationship with her son from birth through the shooting and beyond.

That was before the Grangemouth strike in 2008, and it's certainly got a higher profile now.

The most senior woman to get a high profile speech slot was Jo Swinson, a junior minister.

The evolution of soils rarely gets a high profile (pun intended: apologies to any soil scientists who might be reading).

When we get a high profile appointment like this, you can look at it two ways.

Getting a high profile device in advance is a huge advantage, and is a conflict of interest that should be disclosed in our opinion.