Global shocks are, by definition large, high profile, often irreversible, and with long lasting consequences.
An editor running a large, high profile, global news organization has to consider the potential consequences for reporters, photographers, translators and other staff.
One of the largest, high-profile corporate donors was Weaver Holdings, the parent company of the Indiana-popcorn company known for its brands "Pop Weaver" and "Trail's End," which is sold by Boy Scouts across the country.
Rare was the large, high-profile settlement that Feinberg was not involved in.
The church had never hosted such a large, high-profile event.
After the Atlanta Games, President Bill Clinton signed an executive order that created a unified task force to deal with large high-profile domestic events, including the Olympics.
Our downward spiral now is made of large, high-profile layoffs, refusal of business to invest and consumer worry about jobs and income.
The EDL, which a few years ago organised large, high-profile protests against what it terms "Islamisation", is now fragmented between regional factions, the report says, with total support of only 200 to 400 people.
Josh Bernoff, a senior analyst at Forrester Research, a large, high-profile market research firm in Cambridge, Mass., said, "We have a 70pluss percent renewal rate among our clients so people are getting valuable things out of this".
And being part of such a large, high-profile, long-term scientific endeavor carries challenges.
However, large, high-profile and well-financed corporations, most often in the technology and consumer sectors, are the companies typically best-suited to pursue these direct listings.
