Sentence examples for high-profile subjects from inspiring English sources

With such high-profile subjects, will the genre of the counter-documentary start to gather steam?

Mr. Kerr added that C.I.A. analysts working on high-profile subjects were used to scrutiny and skepticism from policy makers.

After writing about abortion and public opinion in Sunday's Times – arguing that the issue does not benefit Democrats as much as other high-profile subjects, like immigration, guns, taxes and same-sex marriage – I wanted to dig more deeply into the polls and their trend lines.

In January a second show hosted by Winfrey, Oprah's Next Chapter, will follow her around the world as she interviews high-profile subjects.

In the past, only articles on high-profile subjects like Barack Obama were protected from anonymous revisions.

On Thursday, the New York Times filed a lawsuit against a woman who it says has been posing as a reporter for the paper for years, duping high-profile subjects into interviews and even making her own bogus business cards.

In 2006, they became the first foreign club to buy a Chinese team –subsequently renamed the Chengdu Blades – which is now another high-profile subject of the police investigation.

The exclusion of the State Department's intelligence bureau and other agencies seemed unusual, several government officials said, because of the high-profile subject.

Foreign policy is the one high-profile subject that he can run unchallenged by his powerful and ambitious finance minister, Gordon Brown.

Smaller scale projects also work without the exciting interface, high profile subject area, or a need for huge numbers of volunteers.

As demonstrated elsewhere, this may suggest that VCT is feasible and well accepted and may also be a high profile subject among rural communities in south western Uganda [ 11, 30].