Sentences with phrase «further than the headlines»

But their publications announcing damage in other components of the endocrine system, such as the pancreas, adrenal glands, bone, and mammary tissue, got no farther than headlines in newspapers.

Not exact matches

The headlines and the actual numbers have been at odds for a solid year, as month - over-month declines from 2016's torrid pace have made the overall market look far worse than it is.

But as the mystery has deepened, US investigators have begun to look more closely at the insular, high - pressure world of the Havana embassy, and they have found a picture that is far more complex than the rhetoric and headlines have suggested.

Articles with clickbait headlines are annoying, but they ultimately do far less harm than articles with straightforward headlines but inaccurate information in the story itself.

Far more often than not, entrepreneurs miss the mark when it comes to writing headlines for their content.

After rising for several months, annual inflation in the eurozone fell further than consensus expectations in March, easing back from 2.0 % to 1.5 % at the headline level, and from 0.9 % to 0.7 % at the core level.

You know it's a better time to buy than when the price is far higher, but all the news headlines are negative.

Based on 20 years of global data and nearly 90 years of US data, the energy sector has never been cheaper on price - to - book multiples than it was at the end of 2015.1 The skeptics» response to these compelling headline valuations tends to be suspicion of book values, which indeed are likely overstated in some instances and vulnerable to further impairment.

Each day's headlines remind us that there are millions of people in the Far East, in the Soviet bloc, and in Islamic states who believe differently than we.

Indeed, the headline «Author Describes Journey In and Out of Church Through the Imagery of Seven Sacraments» is far less interesting than «Author Gives the Middle Finger to Evangelicalism For the High of Smells and Bells.»

All clubs spend a lot of time and money doing far more elaborate statistical modelling than then the headline grabber stats that SSN sticks up on its screen every 5 minutes.

India so far makes the headlines by blocking progress rather than shaping it: but that can change quickly, given the depth of Indian government trade expertise.

In Where The Water Goes: Life And Death Along The Colorado River, New Yorker writer David Owen takes a closer look at a vast man - made ecosystem around the Colorado River that is far more complex and interesting than the headlines let on.

Despite recent headlines saying we don't live in a simulation, the answer to a question that's more science fiction than science remains far out of reach

Critics Consensus: Clash is far from an easy watch, but the story's ripped - from - the - headlines energy more than makes up for its unrelentingly grim tone and sketchily developed characters.

Critic Consensus: Clash is far from an easy watch, but the story's ripped - from - the - headlines energy more than makes up for its unrelentingly grim tone and sketchily developed characters.

As Depp is the main box office draw, whose international fame far exceeds that of Lone Ranger portrayer Armie Hammer, the two characters have undergone a major shift in terms of their importance and screen time, with Depp not only headlining the flick, but Tonto is given more screen time and more importance to the story than ever before.

The gangsta rapper turned actor, in the news this week for taking his MTV Movie Awards loss to Paul Walker far worse than he should, enjoys something of a rebound on this vehicle, the first hit he's headlined since Are Were There Yet?

Even with such misfires, this portfolio more than justifies the «Year of Alicia Vikander» headlines currently peppering magazine racks — her celebrity profile having been further abetted by a closely guarded relationship with Michael Fassbender and her selection by Louis Vuitton as, in their own lofty words, «the new muse of the Maison».

The headline feature of this is the asymmetric cockpit, which seats the driver further forward than the passenger, who occupies a separate area.

Fifty years and many changes have ensued since the paper was founded by an enigmatic millionaire, and now, amid the stained carpeting and dingy office furniture, the staff's personal dramas seem far more important than the daily headlines.

«We also generally find a trickle of «stupid» people who have been fixated on the headline costs,» Mr Milton said, pointing out that some might think an ongoing fee of 0.75 per cent is better than 1.5 per cent when the latter can offer a far better outcome.

As the campaign heats up even further for the 2016 Presidential election, Americans have seen a variety of less - than - savory headlines gracing their television and computer screens.

The second type of socialization article that I see, though far less frequently than the articles about puppies that draw in more attention, is the type that usually has a headline, «So, you just adopted a dog from a shelter!

Threats to songbirds occasionally make splashy headlines, as when Smithsonian scientists released a report in January indicating that free - ranging domestic cats kill far more birds than previously believed: between 1.4 and 3.7 billion birds annually in the lower 48 states.

Interestingly, the headline is far more accurate than ABC probably intended.

The world has some rough customers and often offers some depressing headlines in the news, and but when you start looking at all of the ways you could help vulnerable people or animals, simply by donating your points and miles or cash back, and start thinking about what effort and energy it took to start these worthy causes in the first place, you might be reminded that there's still far more good in this world than bad.

The exhibition serves as an important reminder that Detroit has a rich history and a possible future, existing as far more than a mere case study or dramatic headline.

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But when you dig beneath the headlines and paper abstracts, you see that we're still stuck with the same plausible range of coastal retreat that's been posited for many years — and is actually far less than what scientists were warning of when I wrote my 1988 Discover cover story.)

A few days ago the «shocking» headlines came out, describing some new research on how much methane is now seeping out of the Arctic seafloor — a greenhouse gas far more potent than carbon dioxide, but much shorter lived in the atmosphere — as the region warms and permafrost melts.

As the headlines of the 1995 Summary for Policymakers from WGI of the IPCC's Second Assessment Report (a far slimmer document than today's reams and reams of graphics and text) shows, the claims to have understood the climate were much more cautious than Stewart implies.

Right now, my sense is that climate sensitivity is on the low side, that weather has not gotten more extreme worldwide (Gavin Schmidt even said so in an environmental newsletter in 2013), that sea level is rising but at far less than the more extreme headlines imply.

The cautions and provisos of the modellers are swept aside by scientists who want to downplay uncertainty to get political influence, and by politicians for whom the headline is far more important than the small print that few will read.

«The proposals were clearly cobbled together in a hurry and went a lot further than the # 30,000 headline figure, with the clauses on trusts and the retroactive aspects for taxing gains particularly punitive,» he adds.

What they all have going for them: a plethora of information and sources and, thanks to HTML5 and other innovations, formats that are far more pleasing to use than the batches of linked headlines that keep some away from RSS.

With more than $ 800m so far invested in the bitcoin industry, CoinDesk highlights some of the leading firms driving these headline - grabbing rounds.

Would not a more realistic conclusion (and a more appropriate headline) be that new homes tend to be priced higher than the average resales and further that the average price of a new home purchased by a first time buyer is rapidly approaching the average price of all resales?