Sentences with phrase «public spotlight»

I don't blame guys in public spotlight for arming themselves but a lot of them are stupid about it

It's certainly flattering, and to gradually get thrust into some kind of public spotlight is interesting.»

Bitcoin Core developer Bryan Bishop noted that discussion on fungibility is not exactly new, but that the sessions offered a more public spotlight for a long - standing frustration shared by developers.

The unwanted public spotlight puts BB&T in a difficult position, despite the millions of dollars it will get from Graham's businesses.

Also, he is the consummate COO or No. 2 — not seeking his own public spotlight or PR — making all around him, especially his CEO Brian Roberts, better.

The Avengers: Infinity War actor also confessed that he wanted to turn down playing the character in The Avengers and Captain America franchises because of the 10 - movie commitment and the fact it would have placed him in an even more public spotlight once Marvel Studios» vision came into fruition.

A system that re-victimizes someone who has come forward to report a crime by airing their most personal tragedies under a glaringly public spotlight risks creating powerful disincentives to reporting crime.

Truth is, while the agreement doesn't seem to change much on the surface, it keeps the online safety issue in public spotlight.

I think history's lessons tell us that public scrutiny and competition favors the harsh realities of the public spotlight with its trials and tribulations over the easy of autocracy, control and cloaked decision - making.

While it's rare to see CEOs here take a public stand (witness the silence of Toronto's business leaders when the Rob Ford scandals unfolded), a growing number of American executives are stepping into the public spotlight, taking stands on issues like religious freedom, gay marriage and gun control.

MONTREAL — Bombardier is implementing one of the deepest job cuts in its history by eliminating 7,000 positions — including more than a third in Canada — though it took pains Wednesday to instead train the public spotlight on a large CSeries plane order with Air Canada.

For most of his career, he has operated outside of the public spotlight.

She recently accompanied the president on his first foreign trip, a nine - day journey through Saudi Arabia, Israel, Italy, and Belgium that marked her first extended turn as first lady in the public spotlight.

For most of its nearly 60 - year history the National Energy Board, Canada's pipeline regulator, quietly did its job, mostly beyond the glare of the public spotlight, surfacing occasionally in the pages of the business press.

But each passing hour brings new information and individuals into the public spotlight — and in the process sheds light on how such information is likely to be used and what the media and the public seem to find most noteworthy.

And, yes, our members collectively generate billions of dollars in annual revenues, and many have found themselves in the public spotlight.

The Government is always in the public spotlight, after all, with people analysing every step it takes.

Even after retirement, Hannan was never far from the public spotlight.

They have placed this event, which was an eventuality, in the public spotlight — right where it belongs.

«Jews and Baseball» contains a rare interview with Koufax, who retired at the prime of his career because of pain in his pitching arm and has avoided the public spotlight in the decades since.

They are all women that need to get out of the public spotlight.

Their son's battle with depression had been something only family friends knew about, but as his tragic death made headlines around the world, the Warrens» personal grief would be lived out in the public spotlight.

High - fructose corn syrup is a key ingredient that is experiencing covert reduction after it was put in the public spotlight.

The Alcohol Debate: From the Other Side — Part IV: Comment: Alcohol Debate Follows an All Too Familiar Pattern The alcohol policy debate was back in the spotlight earlier this month, with the public

The timing of this, and the public spotlight on it, highlights the stupidity of Conor's actions, but endangering a pregnant woman is worse, as is beating up a spouse or girlfriend when you're a professional fighter (Mayweather).

I'd imagine it's difficult to live in the public spotlight.

In the lat several months, a range of prominent men in media, politics and entertainment have been accused of inappropriate conduct, forcing their removal from the public spotlight.

Port Authority Board members also advanced several major projects — including renovations at two area airports — as the agency's mounting tensions burst into the public spotlight at raucous meetings.

Carey and his wife entered the public spotlight more than three years ago following the death of their autistic son Jonathan, who died in the custody of workers at the state Office of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities O.D. Heck center in Niskayuna.

Despite being under federal indictment, Nassau County Executive Edward Mangano and his wife, Linda, are not avoiding the public spotlight.

At 60, Giambra «has one more race in him,» the sources said, and he want to may pursue the statewide role he always seemed to covet, though he has been out of the public spotlight for a decade.

We're vulnerable, you're in the public spotlight and this is some sick, warped individual and you're all helping them get a real hardy laugh.»

And if senior civil servants believe that they shouldn't be in the public spotlight - for example, by being grilled by Select Committees - they shouldn't write public tributes, not even to Margaret Thatcher.

If that deal is torn up, and civil servants are thrust into the public spotlight too, who on earth will want to be one?

Whitehead has used the public spotlight with Adams to tout his group's mentorship programs and raise funds, including before he registered it as a for - profit business in March 2014.

But multiple sources say she is unhappy with his decision to reenter politics, thrusting their relationship back into the public spotlight.

This grown - up point of view is hugely weakened when politicians themselves thrust their family life into the public spotlight.

Balter, 41, of Syracuse, has jumped into the public spotlight this year as an organizer for the CNY Solidarity Coalition, a local coalition of grassroots groups that formed after Donald Trump won the presidential election.

Bysiewicz has been largely out of the public spotlight since a big loss in the 2012 U.S. Senate primary against Chris Murphy.

The incident puts the issue of gun control back in the public spotlight.

To an outsider, you will find it difficult to understand that sitting next to friends and family will be the righteous persons of civic activism — those that lead, those that volunteer, those that opt out of the public spotlight from any sort of recognition while they do God's work here in Queens.

If he can, the issue is put back in the public spotlight.

When writer Rebecca Skloot's 2010 best - seller The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks brought her story into the public spotlight, it spurred an outcry.

Do you think there was a backlash because string theory was pushed into the public spotlight too early or too hard?

He disappeared from the public spotlight until 2005, when the agency announced he could begin clinical trials with a designated monitor but could not lead trials for five years and asked him to write an article about the lessons he has learned.

But it was NEON's bungling of such issues that put the project in the public spotlight and invited the type of congressional scrutiny that led to the current legislation.

Through it all, Shkreli has clung to the public spotlight.