Sentence examples for high-profile press from inspiring English sources

We also organized a high-profile press conference with state leadership to assert our resolve".

Obama visited the company in a high-profile press event in May 2010, despite some of these warnings.

Norman, who has spent decades training herself in invisibility as a mode of survival, needed convincing to agree to such high-profile press.

Since the election was called, Gordon Brown has held four high-profile press conferences on immigration, but not one on housing.

During that investigation, hundreds of witnesses came forward after a high-profile press conference to corroborate each other's accounts of sexual exploitation and rape that had been unspoken for decades.

One of the most high-profile press conferences in Baghdad was held at the Sheraton on March 24th, the fifth day of the war, by Tariq Aziz, the deputy prime minister.

He moved quickly to pose as the change agent, held a high profile press conference, and has mobilized black support to beat back the recall effort.

The Daily News article is the most high profile press mention of Fallon's possible bid to host "The Tonight Show," although it's been widely expected that NBC has been grooming Fallon for the job.

In the same breath that I can admit it is unfair to question the motives of the prosecutor, my own experience has shown me that high-profile cases ("press" cases as we would call them in Brooklyn) are approached in a different way given the amount of media attention they receive.

It's 2015, Nige!" In recent years, Church has become a high-profile campaigner for press regulations.

Since Mr. Kyl's statement last week, the White House has mounted a high-profile campaign to press the Senate to approve the treaty before the end of the year, making it a signal test of President Obama's political strength at home after an election that cost his party control of the House as well as his credibility abroad as he tries to rebuild the relationship with Russia.