Sentence examples for later high-profile from inspiring English sources

Later high-profile writers on the subject, including Whitley Strieber and the Harvard psychiatrist John Mack, credited him with having ignited their interest in the field.

A later, high-profile, potentially lucrative commission to create designs for a popular poem by Robert Blair, "The Grave," ended in a battle with the publisher and with Blake's designs being critically savaged.

Later high-profile attacks included an elementary school in Newtown, Connecticut, where 20-year-old Adam Lanza killed 27 people before committing suicide; shortly before the attack he had also killed his mother in their home.

Charles Joseph Whitman (the inclusion of his middle name in much of the reporting from the period echoed earlier references to John F. Kennedy's assassin, Lee Harvey Oswald, and presaged references to later high-profile killers) grew up in Lake Worth, Florida, as the eldest of three sons of an overbearing plumbing contractor father and a devout Roman Catholic mother.

Two days later, high-profile attorney Lisa Bloom announced that she would be seeking a restraining order against Kardashian on behalf of Chyna, who is the mother of Kardashian's baby daughter, Dream. .

He later chronicled high-profile criminal trials and high society as a correspondent and columnist for Vanity Fair magazine.

In 2006, Ryder returned to the screen after a brief hiatus, later appearing in high-profile films such as Star Trek.

And later there were high-profile retirements in Max Verstappen (gearbox) and Kimi Raikkonen, who was told to pull over following a mishap in the pits.

Vietnam later released two high-profile dissidents, which addressed U.S. human rights concerns, but it continued to detain and arrest political activists for criticizing state policy.

The ISC said: "It was a mistake on MI5's part not to seek the content of Adebolajo's 2008 communication with an individual of interest who later became a high-profile and senior Aqap extremist".

Then, five minutes later, from a high-profile activist on the right of the party, typically described as a Blairite: "The names on the list are all leftwing usual suspects" – before the individual went on to produce a similarly selective list of names to augment their own point.