Sentences with phrase «make nice headlines»

This may make nice headlines.

Numbers are always easy to focus and make nice headlines but they don't tell the real story of why Star Citizen has gotten to where it is.

This assertion, while it makes a nice headline and feeds a false narrative the education establishment is working overtime to create, bears no resemblance to the actual evidence.

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Mario Balotelli has been making the headlines in a good way recently, scoring regularly for new club Nice and getting a recall to the Italy side.

It sure would be nice if someone would point that out to us when one of those studies makes headlines.

A brief intro and image accompany every headline, making for a nice user experience.

Or Two - The higher - volume cars will attract new owners to the brand who might develop life - long loyalties, while providing a nice, fat profit margin to satisfy the bean - counters, allowing them to approve more exotic, high - performance, low - volume cars that make the headlines.

Since few authors will enjoy that kind of phenomenal success that makes the headlines, I like your idea that a successful book can be one that has» a nice slow burn happening with additional opportunities to feed the fire.»

It makes a nice sensational headline, after all, but if you look to climate science you see a predictive failure in precisely the opposite direction.

Every T - Series laptop has prioritized simple, functional traits that don't grab headlines, but do make a laptop nice to use.