Sentences with phrase «out of the headline because»

We left «Hyundai» out of the headline because the Genesis G90 is no more a Hyundai than a Lexus is a Toyota.

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It says the U.S. economy is weaker than the headline numbers indicate because the sharp recession of 2008 - 2009 has thrown seasonal - adjustment factors out of whack and they are inflating the smoothed, annualized growth numbers for output, employment, income and sales.

The reason this even made a headline is because Christians get SO bent out of shape when they are contradicted.

Do not, just because you have nothing better to do, draw things out of the air and make a big story thereof, and with a headline that could have come from a tabloid newspaper looking to sell copy.

Of course, in an act of immense cowardice I realised my treatise was actually the reverse, so I put a question mark on it after the headline because, having set out to prove Thatcher had created a new individualism, I discovered the oppositOf course, in an act of immense cowardice I realised my treatise was actually the reverse, so I put a question mark on it after the headline because, having set out to prove Thatcher had created a new individualism, I discovered the oppositof immense cowardice I realised my treatise was actually the reverse, so I put a question mark on it after the headline because, having set out to prove Thatcher had created a new individualism, I discovered the opposite.

Trump himself toured the state, headlining fund - raisers where he laid out a message that now sounds familiar: People were fleeing the state in droves; New York had become a laughingstock for the rest of the nation; Cuomo was lowering tolls merely because Trump was pressuring him; elect Trump governor and «I would make New York State one of the great energy capitals of the world and I would cut everybody's taxes in half.»

In an opinion piece headlined «Cuomo kicks cities» fiscal cans,» which ran Sunday in the Albany Times - Union, Brodsky wrote this about Miner and Cuomo: «We haven't seen this kind of political fight since Cuomo became governor, partially because he's scared the bejesus out of the political class and partially because he's managed problems with skill.»

I had thought that Gordon Brown was a bad Chancellor because he fiddled with the tax system, finding another few hundred million down the back of a refurbished Treasury armoire for footling schemes designed to secure a day's headlines; complicated things so no one could work out why what he had just said was rubbish even though it obviously was; and invented subsidies, tax reliefs and distortions that turned out to be counter-productive.

Cloud labour has hit the headlines recently because of fears that unscrupulous employers could exploit disadvantaged workers, by luring them unknowingly into illegal activities or by cheating them out of their wages.

If you read the headline you already know we're freaking out because several celebrities have given Old Navy's $ 40 pants the stamp of approval.

That headline is a little deceptive because the HP Bar in the PSP Parasite Eye follow - up doesn't actually appear to be taken out of the HUD.

Georgina Adam points out that Luxembourg & Dayan are showing works by Jean Arp in the London space which seems presciently timed because Arp was the unsung hero of the Imp - Mod sales with many strong showings at the kinds of price points that don't make headlines.

Although we noted that the ad included information setting out the environmental benefits of wearing fur, which were intended to form the basis for the headline claim «it's eco-friendly to wear fur», because we considered that that headline claim would be understood as an absolute environmental claim, and because we did not consider that we had seen sufficient evidence that the product would cause no environmental damage, taking account of the full life cycle of the product from manufacture to disposal, we concluded that the ad was likely to mislead.

Perhaps the headline will end up being: «Republican Candidates Not Even Asked About Climate Change Because The Van Carrying The Questions Was Hit By a Beautiful Drunken Female Celebrity Driver and The Bag of Questions, Which Fell Out of The Van, Was Carried Away By The Stray Puppy of a Football Star» Page 1 stuff, for sure.

Here's a story pointing out that the phone «hacking» that has caused so many headlines (and resignations) lately in the United Kingdom was possible because of a simple default setting on mobile phones sold in the UK, that no one took the trouble to fix and that no regulator was prepared to take responsibility for.