Sentence examples for further from the headlines from inspiring English sources

Further from the headlines, Marla Spivak, MacArthur fellow and professor at the University of Minnesota, illuminated the struggle of honey bees to overcome the stressors imposed by modern agriculture.

Curiously, this ripped-from-the-headlines presentation had, for me at least, the effect of further distancing the events on stage than a more traditional or abstract version.

And mostly, so are ripped-from-the-headlines plots.

How ripped-from-the-headlines do you aim to be?

House prices plunge the further from the capital you go; the headline figure is that prices drop, on average, by £1,300 for every extra minute of travel time out of the city.

"The level of zero-hours contracts points to further weakness behind the headlines," it adds.

One delightful example from the Daily Star last month even went a step further, with the headline: "Nagged to death!

Ripped from the headlines?

The name Bill Cosby will recede from the headlines.

Now: all these issues are taken straight from the headlines.

Still, it seems that some of the benefit an incumbent derives from strong economic headlines is from the headlines themselves.