Sentence examples for gains headlines from inspiring English sources

China's surge in military spending gains headlines, partly because of the ominous implications regarding its regional contest with Japan, but it's the deeper structures of military spending in general that are far more compelling.

He occasionally gains headlines by dangling the threat of opposing an important Trump nominee in the closely divided Senate.

Any extension of allegations outside News International was bound to gain headlines.

On the rarest of occasions, the candidates might even address the issues that are unlikely to gain headlines but that will pose urgent challenges to the victor.

Either governor can veto the whole package, a move that would be certain to gain headlines at the expense of the entire region.

On Monday, Mr. Abbott was gaining headlines of his own after making a gaffe in Melbourne while criticizing Mr. Rudd for his style of decision-making.

While hipbones, bums and right legs gained headlines throughout the year, midriffs just edged it as the body part to flash.

The Kids Company story is again gaining headlines, but it is still being treated in isolation, as a special case of waste and poor governance.

And it is certain, based on other high-profile cases, that Iverson will be treated excessively in one of two ways: his celebrity will either make him a nice target to gain headlines for some ambitious prosecutors or politicians, or it will be helpful in getting him a kindlier consideration from authorities.

I think it started as a funny idea, but in order to gain headlines and get writers like Haruki Murakami on the list, the otherwise intelligent people who - I hesitate to say "judge" it - have to temporarily pretend they understand neither context nor tone.

Everyone Wants A Shot At The Analysts 05.01.02 With the New York probe gaining headlines, the SEC wades in for fear of state-by-state chaos.