Sentences with phrase «title of one's article»

Several of the other sites were simply not realistic about the current environment and send out emails along the lines of this: «It's Time to Buy These 8 - 11 % Dividends» (a real title of an article link sent in an email) without balanced commentary of the risks involved.»

Several of the other sites were simply not realistic about the current environment and send out emails along the lines of this: «It's Time to Buy These 8 - 11 % Dividends» (a real title of an article link sent in an email) without balanced commentary of the risks involved.»

The original title of this article was going to be «Special Needs Kitties,» but, as I wrote, I realized that the kitties are not the only ones who are special.

[actual title of article in the DailyMail Online, 8 December 2017].

That was a dumb title of an article I wrote several years ago talking up the manly authors Mansfield and Tom Wolfe.

I hate it too... reminds me of facebook... u never trust titles of articles in fb they are misleading as Lucifer!

I was trying to find a good synonym for elderly or seniors that began with the letter «P» to include for a catchy title of this article.

It's not your grandma's Book of the Month Club — Despite the cringe - worthy title of the article, I had not realized that the Book of the Month Club was back in business as of late last year.

I think a better title of this article should be: «American Express increases Centurion Lounge value — Begins return to exclusive club»

is the provocative title of an article on the Fine Homebuilding website by Kevin Ireton.

Update 2 September 22: The original title of this article — «Microsoft is now blocking laptops from installing Linux, Lenovo says» — has been edited to match the latest developments with the story.

For example, if I wanted to patch you through to an article on gapingvoid about living the bliss - centered life best I use the actual title of the article as the link like this: living the bliss - centered life.

As I collected tips I had received over the years and researched scores of articles to see what I had missed, I stumbled onto venture capitalist Chris Fralic's blog post How to Become Insanely Well - Connected, from which I borrowed inspiration not only for some of the tips I shared during my talk, but for the title of this article.

Instead of sharing the title of the article and the link, take a screenshot of the featured image and attach it to the tweet.

The key word in the title of this article is «help».

Shouldn't the title of the article be «say good bye to» rather than «welcome to» the lost decade?

From the title of his article in Newsweek, «Confessions of a Pundit», it sounded as though former pundit Zachary Karabell was about to do just that.

That was the title of an article in this weekend's Barron's, which has become required reading for most investment professionals.

In their July 2010 paper entitled «Media and Investment Management», Gideon Ozik and Ronnie Sadka investigate the level and investment implications of media bias by applying textual analysis to titles of articles from three types of news coverage about equity hedge funds (General newspapers, Specialized investment magazines, and Corporate communications).

If the title of this article wasn't enough of a hint, yes, more followers is always better.

And that, yes, is the market to which the title of this article refers, where I think we might be seeing the beginnings of a secular bull market.

I think some of the blowback the author is getting is the title of the article («scrapping by»).

The title of this article «The Upcoming Oil Price Rebound» is not mentioned or elaborated upon anywhere in the article.

The title of this article represents my opinion that crypto is here to stay, both as an asset class and as a technology that will improve other asset classes, but that the market and its denizens need to mature.

I do take issue with the title of your article though.

If I were confident of the answer, the title of this article could simply have been «What It Means to Be «Pro-life.

The title of his article was «Forever Young: The New Scientific Search for Immortality,» and it did convey the flavor of the article even if Bailey skirted the word «immortality» in the text itself.

However, the title of the article is not quite accurate: there has been no «split» as such, only a haemorrhage of members away from the United Church.

Would you change anything on your list, or maybe the title of the article?

The problem lies in the title of the article itself.

That's the title of an article in Commonweal by Charles DiSalvo, a law professor.

Trump's support declines with church attendance, but he is still the highest among church attendees, which the title of the article might have caused the reader to infer otherwise.

Click on the title of each article to read the whole article.

The title of this article comes straight from the prayers of the Mass which refer to Mary as glorious and ever virgin.

I am also rather surprised to see such a desire imputed to me, given that» as the title of my article announces quite up front» that is precisely the opposite of my intentions.

I don't know why, but the title of this article reminds me of the Lady in the Radiator in the movie Eraserhead.

The title of the article is «The Presence of Jesus in the Family», and it examines three aspects of that presence: Jesus presence in the sacrament of marriage, Jesus presence as parents take their children to church and Jesus presence in family life at home.

I realize that the title of this article may raise a few eyebrows.

Shouldn't the title of this article be «Rainforest Alliance Lowers Standards to Seek Greater Licensing Fees from Large Plantations»?

-LSB-...] When I saw the title of this article I thought to myself........

I went looking for a salad recipe with the title of this article as the question in my mind, does anyone really want salad at Thanksgiving?

This is the title of an article in The New Zealand Herald on July 3rd 2007, bringing the news that the UMF ingredient studied by scientists for over 15 years was identified as Methylglyoxal (MGO ™) by a team a researchers from Dresden, Germany, led by Professor Dr. Thomas Henle, head of the Institute of Food Chemistry at the Technical University of Dresden.