Sentence examples for certain headlines from inspiring English sources

High-frequency trading algorithms that are designed to make trades based on certain headlines served as a catalyst.

"Yes, I have received certain headlines for things which are not good, but that does not include any really bad things.

Fassel was angry with some reporters because certain stories, or certain headlines, he said, made it appear as if he condoned fighting among his players.

Much of its information is attributed to unnamed "intelligence sources," but even skeptics may find certain headlines chilling, like this week's "Iraq Trains Bin Laden's Men in Use of Weapons of Mass Destruction".

What has taken place is the irrelevant media frenzy, the ambiguity of certain headlines, the appalling conditional tense ("may have denounced"...), even more sly and accusatory than a direct statement, what has taken place is the introduction of doubt, a stain, a shadow which has suddenly been cast over an exceptional life and work.

What this type of historical and real-time analysis shows is that certain headlines, photos and topics attract more attention than others on different devices at different times of the day with different audiences.

Still, this didn't deter certain headline writers from shrieking that we lefties are "more likely to be psychotic!".

With websites dependent on advertising, and ad spend dependent on click-through rates and unique viewer numbers, certain headline writers will do whatever they can to attract those valuable clicks.

Those are the days when you can be certain the headlines on the six o'clock news and in the newspapers will highlight the money you are losing, and they will feature countless gurus forecasting deeper losses.

It jars you out of your comfort zone, just the way a certain set of headlines might have recently.

On Monday, Facebook said it would hide stories with certain types of headlines in the news feed.