Phrases with «bad headlines»

The phrase "bad headlines" refers to news or newspaper titles that portray something negative or unfavorable about a person, organization, or event. Full definition

Sentences with «bad headlines»

  • The stock's under performance, analysts say, is in part due to the string of bad headlines for the bank around regulation. (cnbc.com)
  • What matters is that this fraud, only the latest bitcoin - related criminal activity, brought on another round of bad headlines for the still - nascent industry. (fortune.com)
  • More hands stretched out looking to settle unpaid bills, more bad headlines and more difficulty in getting the good work of its engineers into production. (jalopnik.com)
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