Sentence examples similar to high profile values from inspiring English sources

The debate over whether a largely Protestant nation is uneasy with a potential Mormon president was reignited this week after back-to-back attacks on Republican front-runner Mitt Romney's Mormonism at the high-profile Values Voters Summit in Washington, D.C.

The number of high profile and high value startups based in San Francisco – like Twitter and Zynga – may be too big of a temptation for the city to ignore.

"High profile cases have deterrent value just because people are paying attention," she said.

In London, an increased police presence on the streets after the terrorist attacks of 7/7 led to a significant fall in crime, leading the Guardian to admit the value of high profile, visible patrolling.

For those reasons, his lack of understanding of the "added value" that high profile personalities bring to newspapers is understandable – forgivable even.

He added: "The contract secures the future of the Caledonian Sleeper, ensuring it delivers a service fit for the 21st century and that it provides - as it has done for over 100 years - a unique, valued and high profile overnight service between Scotland and London".

It's also SO understandable in our busy culture of high pressure to achieve that we feel guilty that we DON'T get out into the arena more often - that's what our culture seems to value - high profile risk taking.

The balance transfer segment of the credit card market continues to get the most high profile coverage which sadly means good value long-term cards are often overlooked.

As The Intercept reported in 2015, high profile American military contractors quickly defended Saudi Arabia and its human rights record after making high value arms sales to the Kingdom.

One high profile marriage collapses?

It was very high profile.