Sentence examples for avoid headlines from inspiring English sources

"Everybody wants to avoid headlines," said Chris Kotowski, an analyst with Oppenheimer.

Saudi Arabia also seems to be eager to avoid headlines about it cutting production in advance of the U.S. elections".

Ms. Palin was coy about her intentions, jokingly recalling that her husband, Todd, urged her to skip an afternoon jog to avoid headlines like "Palin in Iowa, decides to run".

The women have patched it up — the late diplomat Richard C. Holbrooke, friend to Mrs. Clinton and mentor to Ms. Power, arranged a reconciliation — and Ms. Power arrived at the White House determined to "stay in her lane," in the words of one friend, and avoid headlines.

LONDON — Max Clifford, a multimillionaire publicist well known here for his work advising pop stars, politicians, Hollywood a-listers and others seeking to attract or avoid headlines in Britain's sensationalist tabloids, was arrested at daybreak Thursday at his home south of London by police officers investigating sexual offenses.

Pages should avoid headlines that withhold information required to understand the content of the article and headlines that exaggerate the article to create misleading expectations.

Politically Osborne made a wise decision to avoid headline-grabbing surprises.

Many councils have tried to avoid headline-grabbing cuts to local services while others have taken what they acknowledge were hard decisions in the face of local opposition.

BECOMING a confidant of Mr. Bush, however, will require more than just avoiding headlines.

As champion, she spoke of avoiding headlines because she was simply happier that way.

"Because you have avoided headlines about repression, famine and war, and instead focused on the steady progress of democracy and development, being generous to your neighbors, and being a cause of peace and cooperation across the region, too many people in our country do not know enough about your country," Mr. Clinton said.