Sentence examples for its low profile from inspiring English sources

Despite its low profile, it is the biggest private employer in Stoke, and its workforce rose by almost 19% to more than 2,500 during the year.

Because the building is set into the hill — its lower half buried on one side and fully exposed to northern light on the other — and because of its low profile, it seems gently integrated into the landscape.

Heiferman insists that Meetup is focusing on staying relatively small itself – it's 96 people today, and he wants it to continue to maintain its low profile as opposed to "flipping it" for a profit, or moving to an IPO.

At scale that could be even cheaper, and its low profile means it could be deployed en masse on small animals rather than on carefully chosen high-value targets like itinerant whales.

Your Ferrari, I tell them, with its low profile, will drag on Bulgaria's cobblestone roads.

Its low profile is not unusual for Africa: the continent's public markets are mostly small and illiquid.

Its ride was smoother than I expected, considering its low-profile tires.

The MFA's office director for the Gulf states said that Israel would maintain its low-profile diplomatic activities, such as supplying IAEA members with intelligence material related to the Iranian program.

The nine members of the commission briefed Mr. Bush and his top national security aides on their progress during a private meeting last month, and administration officials say the White House approves of its low-profile approach.

"My buyers are often very high-profile customers who seek out the North Fork because of its low-profile lifestyle," said Suzanne Hahn, who has sold homes here since 1984, when she opened her own firm in Greenport.

That's the result of its low-profile but more-useful-than-many-realize niche: remote controls.