Sentence examples for more low profile from inspiring English sources

"We really would rather see people in the minivan or maybe in a crossover vehicle, something that's a little bit more low profile, so you don't have the higher risk of rollovers," says Huebner. "That's also going to help them hopefully with the fuel economy issue as well.

The only difference is the Flores were more low profile.

But they were much more low profile than the explosion of very public gang violence that happened here in 2009, when there were 20 killed and 40 wounded in the first three months of the year while the street price of BC Bud hit $3,000 and up per pound.

All of these were eventually abandoned as the team moved towards the much more low profile chat window at the bottom right of the Gmail screen we see today.

"It's been a lot more low-profile".

Instead, dozens of more low-profile business leaders were included.

* Even more low-profile, however, was William the Conqueror's wedding to Matilda of Flanders.

He is now living a more low-profile life in the United Arab Emirates.

This year's Brisbane International has featured a far more low-profile preparation by Stosur, who is desperate to improve on her current world ranking of 27.

The UK appears to have taken a more low-profile approach in its dispute over the fate of its former prisoners, perhaps because the outrage in Washington appeared to have no impact in Bagram or Kabul.

Today, the Grand Palais hosts major exhibitions, with long queues invariably snaking out of its entrance, while the Petit Palais is the discreet home of the more low-profile Paris Fine Arts Museum.