Sentence examples for a string of bad headlines from inspiring English sources

Ever since he was accused of liaising with "professional mistress" Sarah Symonds, the boorish chef has been dogged by a string of bad headlines, running the gamut from ready-meals to broken banking covenants.

The report being prepared by Civitas, to be published in March, follows critical Ofsted reports on Al-Madinah free school in Derby and Discovery New School in Crawley, which caused a string of bad headlines.

Rather than face a string of bad headlines, and ultimately lose their case, Wal-Mart withdrew its artillery.

Even the string of bad headlines has probably increased awareness of the Cup among people who had never heard of it previously.Because most public scrutiny has focused on the new format of the race, the actual outcome of the competition has attracted little attention.

This isn't just a string of bad luck.

It's been a string of bad luck for them, almost Kafkaesque bad luck".

At this point she's still just a string of bad movies away from being Kate Hudson.

That report ended a string of bad news about the job market.

The results follow a string of bad earnings reports in the European banking sector.

Then he made the first in a string of bad choices, they said.

Weinstein's troubles are also apparent in a string of bad news from his empire.