Sentence examples for was being profiled from inspiring English sources

Kenyatta did not identify who was responsible or which community was being profiled.

The woman in the chair was Mary MacMakin, a longtime advocate for women in Afghanistan who was being profiled in the March 2001 issue of Vogue.

While Hockney was being profiled for Warhol's Interview Magazine in March 1981, Warhol noted in his diary: " David Hockney came to lunch and Vincent [Fremont] did a video of him.

Under stop-and-frisk, he declared, thousands of innocent black New Yorkers were being "profiled as Trayvon was profiled".

In one respect, we can reflect on how wonderful it is that black women are being profiled in this way: bold prints, big afros and shining dark skin.

The Suffolk County police are collecting information on the race of people detained for routine traffic violations as part of a study into the possibility that drivers are being profiled on the basis of race, officials said yesterday.

It's this product, the Firefox 2.0 beta, that is being profiled here.

That area's startup community is being profiled in an upcoming documentary called – aptly – Startup Community.

This work has primarily focused on the science of climate change, impacts, and mitigation, yet our understanding on how adaptation is being profiled in the media is limited.

The regulation's transparency requirements do extend to profiling — meaning Facebook will need to inform (at least its international) users they are being profiled when they use the platform, and explain what it means for them.

"To me, it was obvious we were being profiled for being black twice," Abdur-Rashid tells VICE.