Sentence examples for most low profile from inspiring English sources
This most low profile of former champions endured such a miserable couple of years, assailed by bereavement, a broken arm, depression and his wife's health proplems that he was in freefall down the rankings.
Hutton may say he supports Gordon Brown's leadership, but no one who has ever spent time with the outgoing defence secretary – one of the most low profile but high ability members of the Blair and Brown cabinets – knows that he has long been dismayed by the lack of clear political direction in No10.
"For the last 30 years I have been the most low-profile Duke in the land.
They were the most low-profile sneaker to come out in a long time, and I bought one pair of each.
When Chris Drury announced his retirement from the N.H.L. on Friday, of course it was in the most low-profile way possible.
One of Britain's most low-profile business families is making a £25m annual profit from the last remaining monopoly in European agriculture: the rigged sugar market that generates billions of pounds for sugar farmers and processors at the expense of European consumers and more efficient farmers in developing countries.
The former university professor is regarded as one of the most low-profile but effective ministers in government.
Most low-profile ICUs are 'open' units, in which patients are managed by external specialists.
The 6-inch front is typical of most "low-profile" LBs on the market, and is purported to be less restricting for trunk flexion.
There are few openly homosexual Haitians, with most keeping a deliberately low profile to avoid losing their jobs or facing violent attacks.
