Sentence examples for notable profiles from inspiring English sources
This week, it was revealed that only around 17% of notable profiles on Wikipedia are of women.
The trouble with Wikipedia having such a vast gender gap in its notable profiles is that it is one of the most commonly used information sources in the world.
Skeptics in the Labour and Conservative Parties had warned their leaders of the potential for the debates to be a game-changer; as they foresaw, the encounters gave Mr. Clegg — leader of the traditional "third party," with little in the way of a notable profile before the campaign — an unmatched opportunity to impress.
The site has gone from 0 to 10K users in five weeks and already boasts notable geek profiles like Evan Weaver and Laurence Gonsalves.
DeveloperAuction says it is accepting applications from developers with "notable GitHub profiles," CS degrees from Stanford or MIT or currently employed at Google, Zynga, Facebook, Twitter, Apple, Yelp and Square for upcoming auctions.
The BBC had a notable high-profile entertainment success this year in Strictly Come Dancing, but has struggled to match it.
A notable high-profile case was that of Viraj Mendis, the Sri Lankan asylum seeker who sought "sanctuary" in a church in Manchester before being forcibly deported in 1989.
The relief was palpable at the buying shows in Geneva this year, when exhibitors at the Salon de la Haute Horlogerie and the Geneva Time Exhibition, a new event showing the work of 38 independent watchmakers, presented timepieces notable for slender profiles, clean and sober aesthetics and classic combinations of the complex features known as complications.
Microarray analysis comparing global expression levels across cell lines revealed notable differential expression profiles.
Particularly notable was the profile he gave to wind lines that are often glossed over as part of the texture.
But the absence is notable because racial profiling was an explosive political issue, and New Jersey's governors have traditionally exercised tight control over the state bureaucracy, including the State Police.
