Sentence examples for high profile change from inspiring English sources

"We exited markets and had a high profile change in leadership.

Another high-profile change could be a reduction in fuel consumption, as well as carbon and particulate emissions.

Suggs's conversations the day before had given county leaders the confidence to support such a high-profile change at a volatile time, Jones told me.

The supermarket switched its own-label canned tuna to environmentally friendly pole-and-line caught sources in 2012 in a high-profile change after criticism from Fearnley-Whittingstall and his Fish Fight campaign.

The chair of the embattled investment firm Alliance Trust, Karin Forseke, has said she will step down from her role at the start of next year, the latest high-profile change at the company amid reforms prompted by pressure from activist shareholders.

There's also been a high-profile change of leadership.

Too many management movements or even a very high-profile change can negatively impact a firm's stock price.

The Obama administration also made high-profile changes to higher-education policy to protect consumers.

Support for same-sex marriage remains relatively rare among Republican elected officials, despite some high-profile changes of heart.

The launch of the show follows a number of high-profile changes at Sky News including Dermot Murnaghan, who fronted Murnaghan on Sunday mornings, moving to present flagship evening programme Sky News Tonight.

Mr. Hennessey, the Republican councilman who frequently butted heads with Mr. LaValle, said: "He did certain things that appeared to be reform-minded, like high-profile changes to appointed officials, but there was no depth to it.