Sentences with phrase «smaller than the headlines»

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Microsoft (MSFT) offers more details under the aforementioned headline, saying that the Xbox One S is «40 % smaller» than the current console.

Not only are the consumer sentiment numbers weaker than the headlines suggest, but also small - business owners are likely to infect consumers with their more downbeat views.

Some people see nothing more than the headline and even though it is a small thing it creates a misconception that creates divisions and contention in our society.

Whether it's 80,000 anti-austerity protesters marching on the streets, a small number of anarchists spitting at delegates or Jeremy Corbyn packing out Manchester cathedral, it's been the Tories» opponents who have grabbed the headlines, rather than the Tories themselve.

Why It's Important for Small Business to Keep Data Safe Shaun Wiggins, President and CEO of Soteryx Corp It is ironic that as small businesses have become increasingly complacent about news headlines highlighting massive data breaches — i.e., Facebook, Yahoo, Equifax and Target — the threat of data breaches among small businesses is greater now than + ReadSmall Business to Keep Data Safe Shaun Wiggins, President and CEO of Soteryx Corp It is ironic that as small businesses have become increasingly complacent about news headlines highlighting massive data breaches — i.e., Facebook, Yahoo, Equifax and Target — the threat of data breaches among small businesses is greater now than + Readsmall businesses have become increasingly complacent about news headlines highlighting massive data breaches — i.e., Facebook, Yahoo, Equifax and Target — the threat of data breaches among small businesses is greater now than + Readsmall businesses is greater now than + Read More

Can you you believe they would go with a layout where the «HEADLINE» is in smaller fonts than everything else on the page?

Few do heroism, small or big, better than Spielberg, and the fact that he fashions them here out of mere words (not headlines), in times such as ours, deserves acknowledgment.

The Independent story headline is a small gamble, there can be massive cloud coverage (occurring as I write) continuing from the usual great snow and ice Arctic summer melt, but I am quite sure the ice extent may be equal or less than last year come September 20.

I would have preferred a headline however that didn't try to make one seem smaller than the other and instead focused on the need to shut them both down.

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 headlines were grabbed by increases in the small claims track (other than PI) to # 10,000 and in the starting limit for the High Court at # 100,000, the automatic reference to mediation of small claims, changes to the enforcement process, and the creation of one county court jurisdiction.

Defaults in the life insurance industry are more common than many people realize, because small company defaults rarely if ever make headlines.

The headline feature here is that the 2017 Shield is 40 % smaller than before, bringing it from about 20 cm (8 - inches) wide down to about 13 cm (5 - inches).

I strive for no more than 5 bullets, and when necessary, break bullets into smaller groups with headlines to keep them organized and facilitate skim reading.

«We believe that the more prudent mortgage underwriting in Canada than in the United States, headlined by the very small number of subprime loans here, has prevented the stockpiling of high - risk mortgages by lenders,» states the report.