Sentence examples for more public profiles from inspiring English sources

His children have carved out more public profiles.

But in recent years, Foxconn has shown signs of desire for a more public profile.

Now that he has put the collapse of Long-Term Capital Management behind him, John Meriwether is apparently willing to assume a more public profile.

It comes after his advisers have said he expected commissioners in his administration to have a more public profile than those of the past eight years.

"This is what's best for the company," he says, pointing out that Entech benefits if he maintains a more public profile.

Mr. Bo pursued a degree in politics, philosophy and economics, and embraced a more public profile, appearing in the Chinese version of Esquire and earning the Big Ben Award as one of the top 10 young Chinese in Britain.

This was done after examining user feedback that showed many people who weren't Facebook friends with the deceased would be distressed at being shut out from a previously more public profile.

Some advisers said Mr. Bush would have a more dominant public profile if he appeared at more majestic, White Houseventse events with the trappings of his office behind him.

As contemporary dance has moved on to a larger stage (with higher financial stakes and a much more visible public profile) women seem to be experiencing more of the inequalities and stress that exist in the wider professional world.

And why hadn't this newswoman — possessed of clear charisma and ability — had a more visible public profile before?

On Monday, in common with his more statesmanlike public profile since becoming chief executive, he could afford to play down the significance of the potentially transformative Uefa deal.