Sentences with phrase «big headlines»

The allegations are making big headlines in the British papers.

E3 season is usually the hardest rush - week for journalists, as some of the year's biggest headlines come in during this time.

It's when the news Entertainment industries don't want in big headlines drop.

Indeed, their responses to political tension usually make bigger headlines than their refined aesthetic choices.

The debt financing announcement from Deserve is the latest big headline from the company since it rebranded as Deserve last fall and announced $ 12 million in new funding.

American Airlines, for example, has made big headlines for blocking access through AwardWallet, presumably on privacy and security grounds, although AwardWallet has been very proactive in attempting to respond to American's concerns.

Norovirus is a highly contagious virus that often gets big headlines when there are outbreaks on cruise ships, such as these earlier in the year:

One of General Motors biggest headlines at this year's Beijing Auto Show in China is the debut of the 2018 Buick Enspire concept.

Story with big headline: December 5.

According to Okonjo - Iweala, «People are happy to see the symptoms being taken care of, punitive measure, you know it makes big headlines when people are hauled off to jail and the media blasts the story, which is good, there ought to be consequences and punitive actions but it's not enough.

Chinese - backed startup Faraday Future made big headlines last month when it announced its FF 91 concept beat out Tesla in the 0 - 60 firearms race, cracking 60 mph in just 2.39 seconds.

The ongoing Facebook and Cambridge Analytica scandal has generated big headlines, but consumer and marketing research have long questioned the actual effectiveness of psychographic segmentation.

I can see that a press release on a Friday could perhaps lead to big headlines during the weekend, where perhaps, people pay more attention.

Critics laid into Ms Thornberry, whose biggest headlines to date came from her tweet about a white van man with St George cross flags outside his home in Strood, Kent.

Dale made sure he was given big headlines for the former, I don't recall seeing similar headlines when RS decided to claw back on the rebate.

Whilst it is certainly brave of Nintendo to willfully hold back on one of its potentially biggest headline makers, whether it was shrewd or a missed promotional opportunity is yet to be seen.

The takeover attracted big headlines in the Canberra press gallery, but was treated more cynically by Tasmanians who were familiar with two decades of local debate on the fate of the hospital.

And, in the other big headline - grabbing news of the day, former FBI Director James testified to the U.S. Senate that he felt President Trump was seeking to derail the investigation into Russian collusion in the 2016 campaign.

In 2011, Bill Turque, then The Washington Post's D.C. schools reporter, wrote that Rhee's focus on test scores did indeed bring «big gains — and more big headlines — for the city.»

In spite of big headline life insurance challenges like Heath Ledger and David Carradine, the truth is that life insurance companies would rather pay a death benefit than fight legal battles and get bowled over by bad press.

One big headline item: the new CDC report finding that the opioid and heroin addiction crisis is fueling a massive surge in hepatitis C cases.

«The shuffling of marquee players from team to team certainly produces big headlines.

Every paper carried the story under big headlines.»

Recently, Emoryâ $ ™ s Jeff Koplan, MD, vice president for global health and past CDC director, participated in a Breakthroughs panel sponsored by Big Think, Pfizer and Discover to discuss the latest issues in pandemic and genomic science, fields that have not only made big headlines recently but also promise to be two of the most pressing topics in global science and medicine in coming years.

BEST ACTRESS / DRAMA: Frances McDormand is the best of the bunch BUT Meryl Streep gave the Globes big headlines last year and Sally Hawkins is foreign.

The next time she earned big headlines was not for a movie (even though Four Christmases and the animated Monsters vs. Aliens both fared well at the box office),

But the parent part of the equation went unnoticed amid bigger headlines (such as teachers calling students racial epithets and slurs such as «whore» and no one doing anything about it, and that students can lose nine to 12 months of learning from one year with a grossly ineffective teacher).

Over the past week, we've seen two big headlines emerge about the 2015 Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA) results.

Utopian made even bigger headlines when it finally opened and Governor Nathan Deal, along with hip hop star Ludacris, visited the school, pledging their support for more charter options.

The Alfa Romeo 4C's 237bhp output may not sound much, but this car isn't about big headline figures.

The panel was convened by the United Nations in 1988 — a year of record heat, burning forests and the first big headlines about greenhouse gases and global warming — to provide regular reviews of climate science to governments to inform policy choices.

It's important to remember however, big headlines aside, this is a virus you can pick up anywhere at all — at home or when you travel — and anywhere in the world.

Sip distills the day's big headlines into a set of Twitter Moments-esque slideshows delivered via silent notification at 5 pm.

I found it interesting that the two biggest headlines around Windows» biggest update since its release are the two features...

Apple made some pretty big headlines a few months ago when it announced that the iPhone would adopt wireless charging and that it was developing a charging pad that could charge multiple devices, to be called AirPower, but it's not the only company working on wireless charging tech — Samsung may be working on developing the tech, too.

Bitcoin has continued to hit record highs in part because of big headlines and new developments in its blockchain.

Whatever the case, Scotia iTrade has opted step into summer swinging with big headlines that other bank - owned brokerages will have to seriously ante up to beat.

His one blind spot was Parker, who was intent on becoming famous and fed on the alluring media attention, pushing Barrow to commit riskier and more dangerous crimes to generate bigger headlines and make them the most famous criminals of the modern era.

Big headlines last winter proclaimed voucher students «achieve about as well as those at MPS,» provoking debate about whether private voucher schools should be expected to perform similarly to MPS or better than MPS.Today, findings from the Forum's...

But critics laid into Ms Thornberry, whose biggest headlines to date came from her tweet about a white van man with St George cross flags outside his home in Strood, Kent.

The cute cast of Chameleon Twist must be feeling pretty bitter in 2017, seeing Yooka the chameleon, of Yooka - Laylee fame, attracting big headlines in the gaming press.

From Main Street to Wall Street, global business celebrity and former Fortune 100 C - Suite executive, Jeffrey Hayzlett, brings you insights from today's biggest headline makers.

The other big headline: Amazon customers are now buying more e-books than hardcover books.

The insufficient staffing made big headlines when, on March 21, a student threw a Bartram staff member named Alphonso Stevenson against a wall and knocked him unconscious.

If that proves true, it will be a full year after Faraday Future made big headlines with big promises as about a world - changing (and Tesla - killing) autonomous electric vehicle, only to be widely panned for unveiling a futuristic race car - looking concept at CES that they don't plan on making instead of an actual vehicle.