Sentence examples for headline changes from inspiring English sources

Now, appearing online, stories often undergo more frequent updates and headline changes.

But, more interesting, a headline changes the way people read an article and the way they remember it.

Here's the Ministry of Justice news release announcing the closure, under the wonderfully euphemistic headline "Changes to prison capacity announced".

News organizations can also use them — "as the Web site headline changes, so does the digital billboard," the materials say.

All the usual suspects were issuing dire warnings about soaring inflation, and ridiculing the Fed for focusing on core inflation rather than headline changes.

The Jackson reforms are far broader than just these headline changes, and a lot of activity has been going on in the background, with rules of court already drafted, working parties formed – the most recent this week to advise on the introduction of contingency fees – and stakeholder meetings held.

But the headline change is less striking than the introduction of a larger text size, which marks a truly radical change in the paper's appearance.

The headline change is an increase in the chances of finding the game's spookiest Pokemon: Drowzee, Hypno, Ghastly, Haunter, Gengar, Golbat and Zubat.

"Markets focus on the headline change in jobs, which is obviously unfavorable for the economy," said Cary Leahey, senior economist at Deutsche Banc Alex. Brown.

This article was amended on 25 June 2018 with a headline change to reflect that the study found both the US and Canada were most inclusive.

The entire player has been spruced up, but the headline change is the addition of the free apps provided by external partners including Rolling Stone, Pitchfork and, indeed, the Guardian.