Sentence examples for headline gains from inspiring English sources

Are you really a long-term investor, or were you hoping for big headline gains?

The headline gains were for nationalist and Eurosceptic parties – witness all those pictures of "evil" Nigel Farage smiling into his pint glass, or of Marine Le Pen, whose Front National party triumphed in France, throwing back her head and cackling.

However, investors will be subject to tax on the earnings from their bonds, reducing the headline gains.

The headline gain is a fall in extreme poverty for 36 million people.

"Before Facebook's changes, we routinely saw clickbait headlines with this style of headline gain over a million Facebook engagements," Rayson writes.

The first, Sharon Shoesmith, the then director of Haringey's children's department which let Baby Peter down, has made constant headlines, gained enormous visibility and now seems likely to receive corresponding compensation for wrongful dismissal.

Don Flynn (@donflynnmrn) Director, Migrants' Rights Network Your front-page headline (UK gains £20bn from EU migrants, 5 November) reads as triumphalism and the article seems dead set on denigrating the British worker.

Take this recent headline: "After Gains Against ISIS, Pentagon Focuses on Mosul". We're talking about a much-predicted U.S.-backed Iraqi (and Kurdish) offensive against Mosul.

Their distaste leaves the far-right parties with the chance to make headline-grabbing gains.

· Since my story last week, two titles have joined Jonny Wilkinson's autobiography (Headline) in gaining officially embargoed publication dates.

In this first electoral test of President François Hollande's Socialist presidency, Marine Le Pen's far-right National Front will make headline-grabbing gains, taking advantage of widespread disenchantment and despondency.Denial of France's difficulties will give way to disillusion with Mr Hollande's handling of them.