Sentence examples for headline institutions from inspiring English sources

This article, in aiCIO, a magazine for Chief Investment Officers, has the headline, "Institutions Boast Investment Returns Averaging 19.8 perecent in Fiscal Year".

He said that despite the bleak headlines, savings institutions "are in much better financial shape" today than they were between 1989 and 1993.

"When Metallica shows up to headline an institution like Glastonbury, they'll always get a reaction out of people," he told BBC 6 Music's Matt Everitt.

"Europe" hogs the headlines only when local institutions are being overridden by EU projects, such as the single currency.

A 72-hour performance in a 19th-century mental institution will headline the 2016 Dark Mofo festival in Hobart, Tasmania, while the producer ZHU will play the festival's opening night.

Not the stuff of headlines for an institution like the Metropolitan Museum of Art or even the Frick Collection.

A measure of a highly regarded HEI is its ability to secure jobs for its graduates and this is increasingly advertised with headlines such as 'Institution X secures 85% graduate jobs'.

In State Building Fukuyama returns to the global scale and to geopolitics, focusing on a topic in the headlines: how to shore up institutions in "failing states".

The subprime crisis still dominates headlines as banks and financial institutions continue their multibillion-dollar writedowns and shoring up of depleted balance sheets with massive infusions of new capital.

The headline originally said that four British institutions ranked in the top five of the world's universities.

In Cuba, however, only the official press and institutions may speak in headlines and statements.