Sentence examples for personally profiled from inspiring English sources
"It's the American way!" It was the day after she hosted a Memorial Day party for Beth Stern, the wife of the radio personality Howard Stern, whom Ms. Rose had personally profiled in Social Life's May issue.
It's true what it says: it's not a data-monger like Google or Facebook, and has no need to personally profile its users the way Amazon does.
JIM_CLASH: I haven't done that one personally, I just profile a guy (Bob Williams, chairman of Genova Products) who has.
There's no reason to fear the disclosure of intimate information to faceless Web sites as long as those Web sites have no motive or ability to collate the data into a personally identifiable profile that could be disclosed to anyone you actually know.
In this, the second smallest constituency in the country, divided between two very distinct island communities, the local member of parliament has a far higher profile personally and plays a far more significant public role than an urban MP in, for example, Glasgow.
Personally, the low profile is fine by him.
Arquiett's fake Facebook profile was discovered by Chris Hamby of BuzzFeed, who obtained court documents with details of the ongoing lawsuit, then personally visited the profile account, which has since been taken down by Facebook.
As someone who personally experienced racial profiling as a teenager, I have a stake in learning more about this incident and doing all I can to reach a just resolution.
Determined to raise CUNY's profile, Dr. Goldstein personally decided to take his pitch for more students to the people who matter most: the guidance counselors and college advisers at the city's high schools.
The company says it won't be giving advertisers access to user "facial profiles" for personally targeting ads due to the obvious user privacy implications.
