Sentences with phrase «headline news»

Stem cells make headline news as potential treatments for a variety of diseases.

Well the connection between sidewalk chalk and lead became headline news in 2003 when several stores recalled chalk for lead.

Risk management for us means constructing portfolios that our clients will not abandon even as markets become headlines news.

Our striker's misses are headline news on here but trust me every other striker in the world misses a lot more than they score — and I mean a lot more.

More people are now becoming aware of the importance of looking at their credit files, especially because of recent headline news stories about the rapid increase of crime in these areas.

His request for confidentiality exploded into headline news across the country.

It is much easier to notice a successful self - published author because they are so few at the moment that they are always headline news within the book community.

They make the old TV series The Incredible Hulk look like potential headline news.

The mentors are required to keep logs, but the logs are only headline news, because this is completely outside the evaluation process.

The horrific story is fictional but recalls real - life headline news.

Finding the proper rehabilitation center to take in the animals can be costly and time - consuming — and it's never headline news.

We are in the midst of a baby craze in this country, with celebrity baby bumps making headline news.

Getting the proper amount of sleep has been headline news in recent years.

Investors were quick to jump ship when concerns over FB's policies became headline news.

Tesla's plans for a $ 5bn «gigafactory» battery manufacturing plant have been making headline news for some time now.

Recently, Tommee Tippee's sippy cups became headline news when parents discovered black mold after breaking apart the spout on the underside of the lid.

Then comes the projected figure for 2017, which includes a bit of a burp of carbon dioxide from the oceans — courtesy of the strong El Nino — and this was even predicted, and horror of horrors, it makes headline news around the world.

Is this what passes as headline news on CNN these days?

RITA Award finalist and former journalist, Wendy Wax, talks about the impact of headline news and real life on women's fiction.

Listen to NPR programs live from any NPR station anywhere in the country, download NPR podcasts, get hourly newscasts, and read headline news.

He's scaled back his everyday writing a bit, but he's always happy to opine on the latest headline news surrounding Berkshire Hathaway, Warren Buffett and all things personal finance.

«Equities are more interesting to people, so they get more headline news.

That incident became headline news back in December 2010 when the full - back opted to not shake hands with the Blues skipper ahead of a match between Chelsea and Man City.

This is CNN's headline news today?

The case became headline news across the globe which the public forming their own views on Getty and his family.

And I think you did a great job explaining why: even with all the crazy headline news stories and never - ending stock market oscillations, a well - crafted diversified portfolio of dividend stocks can just keep chugging along increasing payouts year after year.

This is no longer headline news (pedophile priests) it seems to have become a regular staple of the rcc, along with cover ups and of course other pedophile priests investigating peodphile priests, what a group of sickos... time for god to bend you guys over...

This is headline news why?

I would like to draw a very different conclusion — I think a more obvious one which points to our failure to compete in the League this season is much more down to our inability to score goals and in particular our inability to score goals away from home — a trend which has spectacularly peaked to produce the astonishing mid April headline news that we have yet to register a single away League point in 2018!

For bona fide glory, you would have to go back to 1936, when Fordham's Seven Blocks of Granite were solid headline news, or 1947, when Columbia upset undefeated Army.

«The percentage figures, although still shocking, almost become meaningless really and it is the suffering that lies behind the numbers that should be the real headline news.

«Brexit generated headline news day after day — an unusual spotlight on Europe by the US - centric press,» said Scott Maier, associate professor of journalism at the University of Oregon, the EJO's US partner.

Local, national and international news media immediately jumped on Paladino's remarks and it became headline news everywhere.

A HACKER virtually tiptoeing around a Texas water plant, and a burned - out pump at an Illinois water treatment facility: both incidents, which happened last month, made headline news because cybersecurity breaches seemed to be behind them, though no one was harmed.

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Dating platform Bumble's new HQ in Austin, Texas has made UK headline news, with it being compared to a «Pinterest dream» for its bright colours, snazzy wallpapers, and neon lights.

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Since the so - called «Trojan Horse» plot became headline news teachers have been contemplating a range of difficult issues, including where exactly on the spectrum «extremism» starts and finishes, as well as how to have that debate in the first place and what role they are expected to play in policing prejudice.

Racism, misogyny, sexual assault, xenophobia, antisemitism, and just plain cruelty headlined news stories and became trending topics across social media.

It's headline news due to Ralliart's involvement in a plethora of Mitsubishi performance cars.

The 2012 NASCAR Media Tour at Charlotte Motor Speedway has been a little light on scoops — was it really headline news that Danica Patrick isn't racing in the 2012 Indianapolis 500?

When experts mourn the demise of the locally - owned (often family - owned) newspapers, they don't cite things like fast - breaking news or 24 - hour headline news coverage; it's the local news and it the hometown coverage that get lost when big name media outlets become the only surviving players in the game.