Sentence examples for high-profile disasters from inspiring English sources
The industry may be secretive but it cannot generally hide high-profile disasters.
This year's high-profile disasters have put the number of fatalities for 2014 at above 700 already – indicating that this is a particularly bad year for air crashes.
All this put a large question mark against the under-performing runners and jumpers, who started with a couple of high-profile disasters.
The resignation of Dr. David R. Ebsworth, 48, after slightly more than two years in his current post, surprised analysts, who said he was highly regarded despite a string of high-profile disasters at Bayer's drug unit.
The Sky Blues had lost as many as they had won over the course of the season, but amid a number of high-profile disasters it felt like they had lost far more than they had won.
Since the Red Cross can raise serious money only in the wake of a high-profile disaster, it uses the high-profile disasters to beef up general disaster-relief funds.
"There seemed to be a certain relish, a certain glee … in the high-profile disaster it appeared to be," sighs Branagh.
Though Rogers's first draft of this, the Millennium Dome, was a high-profile disaster, the programme was rolled out all over the country, and in some ways we have Rogers to thank, or blame, for everything from the Tate Modern to MediaCity in Salford.
A more difficult question is whether high-profile disaster-relief campaigns, like those for Japan or Haiti, are the most ethical form of giving or if, as some have argued, they distort charitable priorities in a way that hurts more than it helps.
Plus, through generations of Mexican calamity, governments at all levels have routinely ignored or downplayed warnings, opting instead to take advantage of high-profile disaster relief operations that look good on camera.
Along with security, project management remains high on Watmore's agenda and he recognises how government IT projects are often associated with high profile disasters in the media.
