Sentences with phrase «year headline reading»

The year - on - year headline reading is also pretty bad since it comes in at 4.1 %, which is the weakest annual growth in 13 quarters.

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Read about the business leaders who dominated headlines in 2014 and set the stage for the year ahead — for better or for worse.

«When inDinero ran out of funding and I had to lay off our staff several years ago, I learned to never read or believe your own headlines, good or bad.

The Fed's favored measure, the personal consumption expenditures price index, moved up 0.2 % to 2.1 % year - on - year in February at the headline level, though the core measure was unchanged at 1.8 %, after the previous month's reading was revised up by a tenth.

Let's be honest if you saw a headline that said 15 Years of Hard Work and College Degree Lead to Entrepreneurial Success you would probably not read it.

Dec 22, 2014 Let's be honest if you saw a headline that said 15 Years of Hard Work and College Degree Lead to Entrepreneurial Success you would probably not read it.

A newspaper headline reads: «Property taken for a fast ride: Ouvah Highfields took millions from developers and went bust inside a year.

In spite of what we read in the headlines, the ratio of bad to good deeds done on any given day across our planet holds at close to zero any day of the year.

Then came the ruling by a criminal court this January: «Egyptian Court Sentences Family to 15 Years for Converting to Christianity» read the Western headlines.

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They're caught with one foot on either side — smart enough to know that teams use the combine more for validation and reaffirmation than to scramble the board, but also clairvoyant enough to predict that no one would read a story with the headline: «Nothing Actually Happening at Combine; Check In Next Year!»

So why then would I read the papers and see headlines like «Arsenal Can not Win Title With Giroud in Attack», «Cesc Fabregas Shines on Arsenal Return», «Arsenal Needed to Ask Different Questions of the Chelsea Defense», «Ten Years Without a Title is Boring», amongst many others.

It's just been announced that Eminem is to headline the Leeds and Reading festivals next year!

I know that some of you will have read that headline, tutted to yourself and thought, «we say that every year».

The gloomy headlines about life in austerity have become all too familiar reading over recent years, but what have the pressures on household budgets really meant for family life, and could some of the long - term impacts have been hidden from view behind the front door?

Gibbons» travails over his first three years in office are too numerous to document here (if you want a full accounting, make sure to read Fix friend Jon Ralston) but the following headline says it all: «Governor Gibbons hopes to delay proceedings in civil trial.»

But when a New York Times headline reads «A Precursor to Playboy: Graphic Images in Rock», and Discover magazine asserts that man's obsession with pornography dates back to «Cro - Magnon days» based on «the famous 26,000 - year - old Venus of Willendorf statuette... [with] GG - cup breasts and a hippopotamal butt», I think a line is crossed.

The intention, of course, was to avoid any headline - making gaffes like last year when Faye Dunaway read the wrong Best Picture winner.

Vanity Fair debuted its anticipated Hollywood Portfolio today, and on the magazine's website the headline read, in part, «12 Extraordinary Stars, One Momentous Year.»

Southside With You headlines a pack of newcomers now entering late summer, traditionally a pre-fall period when distributors open some of the year's left - overs in the waning days of vacation... Read

Most people who read the headlines last February were stunned to learn that New York City schools were being shortchanged by $ 5.6 billion per year, or more than $ 5,000 per student.

A Google search from just the past couple of years pulled up hundreds of stories with headlines like, «Parent furious over school's plan to teach gender spectrum» and «Maine school under fire for reading transgender children's books to kindergarteners without telling their parents.»

It is encouraging news, from Sol Stern of the Manhattan Institute, that New York City's three - year - old pilot project testing the content - rich Core Knowledge Language Arts curriculum in ten low - income schools has proved so far, as the Daily News headline has it, «a brilliant experiment in reading.»

Now, more than five years later, the Common Core is still making headlines, but feelings are mixed as to whether or not... read more

The ad begins by citing a recent Wall Street Journal headline that reads, «U.S. High - School Students Slip in Global Rankings,» referring to the latest Program for International Student Assessment (PISA) results in which U.S. 15 - year - olds continued to underperform in the subjects of math, science, and reading comprehension relative to their international peers.

To read recent headlines, the idea of state leaders building stronger bonds between district leaders and unions on critical issues seems far - fetched, with two - fisted battles between unions and elected officials, mostly Republicans, having erupted this year in Wisconsin, Ohio, Indiana, and other states.

Yes, you read the headline right: Charlotte faces another crisis as its third charter school in less than a year — Entrepreneur High School — faces potential closure thanks to low enrollment and financial woes.

Buried under the headlines of the last week about the newly released Program for International Student Assessment results — which showed American 15 - year - old students nowhere near the top on the 2012 math, reading and science tests, is an interesting bit of data.

Years of studying the data and reading the headlines about privatization makes one thing clear: when ideology is more important than good public policy, our communities pay the price.

The Audi connect connected car system is also updated this year with picture navigation; read - aloud news headlines, Facebook and Twitter alerts; access to more than 7,000 Web radio stations; and personalized RSS news feeds; it also includes an integrated Wi - Fi hotspot.

This is a topic that has headlined presentations since the digital revolution began, but interestingly, we still don't have the full picture of what reading will look like in even one year, let alone ten, fifty, or one hundred years.

It is no coincidence that at the FutureBook Conference later this year Pottermore chief executive Susan Jurevics is headlining: if the book business can not map out a territory for reading on mobile devices then Oyster won't be the only company walking off into that sunset.

The headline on the front page of The New York Times read, world bids adieu to a violent year; city gets snowfall.

Over a year ago, traditional publishers like Harlequin made headlines and raised eyebrows by announcing the formation of imprints... [Read more...]

More reading on smartphones, sizeable digital sales growth despite talk of a slowdown and deep divisions on pivotal publishing issues — these are among the headlines of this year's Digital Census.

«Our fulfillment network hired more than 20,000 full - time employees last year,» reads the headline on Amazon's tours page, «creating jobs and opportunities across the United States.»

Another update from this time last year, had a headline that read «Yes we're still here!»

You can read the headlines of 2013 in these posts that pretend to be about the coming year.

The headline was triggered by the observation that the 2.50 % «yield on the 10 - year U.S. Treasury note... exceeded the 1.91 % dividend yield on the Read more -LSB-...]

Considering the headlines student loans have made over the past years, this is completely understandable... Click to read more

Considering the headlines student loans have made over the past years, this is completely understandable.But if you want to reassess why student loans are a must for valuable... [Read more...] about Why Student Loans Are Important

You may have also encountered the acronym «LTV» while reading all those stories about negative equity and underwater homeowners that dominated the newspaper headlines over the past several years.

Interestingly enough, the headline reading came in at 1.4 % year - on - year, which is a tick slower than the +1.5 % consensus as well as the ECB's 2017 forecast, also of +1.5 %.

Year - on - year, headline CPI increased by 1.4 % in October, slowing down from September's +1.6 % and ending three consecutive months of ever stronger annual readiYear - on - year, headline CPI increased by 1.4 % in October, slowing down from September's +1.6 % and ending three consecutive months of ever stronger annual readiyear, headline CPI increased by 1.4 % in October, slowing down from September's +1.6 % and ending three consecutive months of ever stronger annual readings.

Also, month - end and quarter - end positioning helps to explain why the euro just shrugged off the flash estimate for the Euro Zone's September HICP, even though the headline reading came in at 1.5 % year - on - year (1.6 % expected, 1.5 % previous) while the core reading printed a 1.1 % increase (1.2 % expected, 1.2 % previous).

, even though the headline reading came in at 1.5 % year - on - year (1.6 % expected, 1.5 % previous) while the core reading printed a 1.1 % increase (1.2 % expected, 1.2 % previous).

The return of classic cars is the headline this year,... Read More»

(«Forty Years Too Late, an Artist's Market Takes Off,» read a typical Gilliam headline, this one in Bloomberg.)

«Conservative groups spend $ 1bn a year to fight action on climate change,» read the headline in the U.K. Guardian.