Now it was generating front-page headlines.
Cheating accusations, sex scandals, disqualifications and $100 million fines — the series never seemed to go without generating front-page headlines for the wrong reasons.
For that reason, Mr. Amaral's declarations generated front-page headlines and raised eyebrows in Buenos Aires.
Even rumors floating from its 21st floor Broadway offices, overlooking City Hall, would generate front-page news.
The bombing and her death generated front-page headlines in U.S. newspapers.
Revoir once elicited an admission from Hunt at an industry lunch that he believed the BBC should employ more Tories, a comment which generated front-page headlines.
It generated front-page newspaper articles, coverage on CNN and other all-news channels and the usual Clinton jokes on the late-night talk shows.
Other industries, such as car manufacturing, are able to generate front-page headlines when jobs are under threat, but the plight of researchers is less visible.
When outbreaks of this type occur in this country, particularly if they affect schools or day-care centers, they generate front-page news and widespread concern.
Plumbing American behavior for potential trends generated front-page headlines like "Men, Women: We're Still Different" and "USA Is Eating Its Vegetables".
Later that year, Comey scolded Thomas DiBiagio, the U.S. Attorney in Maryland, who had pressed his staff to generate "front-page" indictments of Democrats before Election Day; DiBiagio, Comey said, had allowed politics to "taint" the Justice Department's work.
