Sentences with phrase «hits headlines»

If you trade stocks based on news alone, you'll most likely miss the big gains; the pros often get in or out of such trades before it hits the headlines.

It is this element of the Jackson Report that hits the headlines with the Treasury.

When a miscarriage of justice case hits the headlines, it is easy to dismiss it as a shocking one - off aberration — a minor hiccup in a system that otherwise functions in a satisfactory fashion.

As we know from other controversies over GM Crops and MMR, by the time science hits the headlines, and therefore the public consciousness, it's always about much more than the science.

The only thing better than a published study is a study that hits the headlines and Longo's reference to smoking achieved that — completely inappropriately from what I've seen in the study.

Fiona Fox leads a team of 8 who help to ensure that the public have access to the best scientific evidence and expertise through the news media when science hits the headlines.

an independent press office helping to ensure that the public have access to the best scientific evidence and expertise through the news media when science hits the headlines

Sex addiction usually hits the headlines when someone famous gets caught behaving badly and lays the blame on their «disorder».

The lack of trust toward scientists resurfaces every time a controversial issue hits the headlines.

And she explained that every time Brexit hits the headlines again there is a spike in incidents and she expects another wave when the formal process of quitting the EU begins in the spring.

When tough news hits the headlines it can be tempting to hide the facts when talking with children.

He drools over some classy player who now hits the headlines, while a couple of years ago the same class player was «under his radar» according to this man we call our manager.

Please push this so hard that it hits headlines everywhere.

In 2011, Handy hit the headlines: Her strategies beat the returns of the endowments at Harvard and Yale universities after her gutsy bet against U.S. stocks prior to the financial crisis.

As my colleague David Meyer reports, the purchase will likely require the scrutiny of the U.S. Committee on Foreign Investment (CFIUS), which recently hit the headlines by stalling Broadcom's unsolicited bid for Qualcomm until President Donald Trump outright nixed that deal.

GIC rarely comments on individual holdings, but it hit headlines in May when it pared its stake in UBS Group at a loss to 2.7 percent from 5.1 percent.

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Flint, Michigan hit the headlines early this year when President Obama declared a state of emergency after the area's water supply was rendered undrinkable due to lead contamination from old pipes.

Since the Cambridge Analytica news hit headlines, calls for users to ditch the platform have picked up speed.

BioNTech hit the headlines in July when its experimental personalized cancer vaccine, tailored to the tumors of individual patients, kept disease in check in an early - stage clinical trial.

Retail blowouts are hitting the headlines, but many of the problems date from before the global financial crisis.

When stocks soar they hit the headlines and «tips» on that stock start to spread fast and furiously.

The token is trading below 1 $ at present but the team behind Golem is focussing more on the functionality of their project and constantly hitting headlines because of their achievements.

Just Eat hit the headlines in May 2015 after outlaying $ 855 million for Menulog, which was 55 per cent owned by co-founder Leon Kamenev and 25 per cent owned by online retailer Catch Group, which sold a similar business, EatNow, to Menulog earlier in 2015 in return for an equity stake.

The new postmaster, Father Andrew Cain, hit the headlines last month when he defied a Church of England ban and married his same sex partner.

Meanwhile, a Christian farmer and Methodist lay preacher near Carlisle has also hit the headlines during the floods.

Last year, the Scouts hit the headlines for creating a new promise that members can make when they join.

The dire plight of Christians in the Middle East has regularly hit the headlines in recent months.

In 2011, a similar struggle hit the headlines.

The last time they hit the headlines was under the Labour government, during the passage of Ed Balls» fortunately doomed Education Bill, when after a supposedly heroic process of negotiation with the government, they almost totally capitulated.

Court has hit the headlines with her vocal opposition to same - sex marriage while she told a Christian radio station on Wednesday that transgenderism was the work of the devil and compared a global plot to promote equal sexual rights to Hitler.

Questions directly related to Christian doctrine rarely hit the headlines in Britain these days, and there has been no public theological debate since the furor created by Bishop John Robinson's Honest to God in 1963.

The word Rohingya hit the headlines as members of the minority group were forced to flee violence in Myanmar to neighbouring Bangladesh.

He first hit the headlines in 1972 when he wrote an internal memo with the line «I would walk over my Grandmother for Richard Nixon.»

His nomination has hit the headlines, after Mr Sanders questioned his faith during the Senate Budget Committee.

At least since 1956 when South African women hit the headlines with their protest against pass laws, they have never rested.

Reports of churches doing well don't usually hit the headlines, but in villages, towns and cities right across the nation, there are many reasons to be hopeful.

The Druids have hit the headlines in the recent days because religious charity status has been granted in the UK to The Druid Network - a group set up to foster Druid values and projects.

He hit the headlines earlier this year when he visited the Charismatic Evangelical Leadership Conference hosted by Kenneth Copeland.

By layering rare, ambrosial flavors in presentations of sheer poetry, Mexican chefs are hitting the headlines: the gastro

Yet again sugar is hitting the headlines.

Meat reducers have hit the headlines with news that a growing number of people are going meat free for the whole of January.

The scandal hit headlines last September, when a senior official in the Hellenic competition authority was charged with blackmail after allegedly demanding about $ 2.5 m from a company under investigation.

A report which found that we can live longer by eating more fruit and vegetables, hit the headlines this week — further underlining the importance of having a Meat Free Monday.

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Rebates hit the headlines in 2014 when global supermarket giant Tesco was caught overstating profits to the tune of # 263 million by incorrectly booking rebates from suppliers.

Manny Pacquiao has hit the headlines by asking a very awkward question while judging the Miss Universe contest, reports the Daily Mail.

Dixie Pratt, 19, hit the headlines back in January for dating Brazilian football legend Romario, and we've been keeping one eye on her Instagram page.

A few days ago when the Arsenal transfer rumours linking the club to a possible January move for the Borussia Dortmund and Gabon international striker first started to hit the headlines, I dismissed the reports because the player himself had spoken before the Bundesliga winter break about how happy he was at Dortmund.

The troubles between the pair have hit the headlines this week after things seemed to hit a wall at the Catalan club after their 1 - 0 loss to Real Sociedad on the weekend.