Sentence examples for helpful headlines from inspiring English sources

THE arrest of a senior executive rarely brings helpful headlines.

It has won him helpful headlines in the state's newspapers at a time when Mr. Corzine is spending more each week for television commercials than Mr. Franks has managed to raise since June.

But when you bring 'star power' to bear and many celebrities from various walks of life come to GESF and share their experiences and hopes for the teaching profession, that sprinkling of magic and stardust inevitably creates really helpful headlines around the world.

In Dr. Carson's case, a controversial lab experiment that plays into the narrative of science undermining human dignity would be the most helpful headline he could get.

Strict observance of the absolute high-quality evidence base (5) can lead to restrictive, less-than-helpful headline recommendations to 1) treat beyond diet and exercise, 2) treat with metformin, and then 3) treat with something else as well.

Mr Clegg replied that trying to "grab the opportunity to create some synthetic differences" might win helpful short-term headlines but would do long-term damage to the Coalition.

The essays, by the editors and the contributors Margot Badran, Kelly Baum and Gilane Tawadros, bring some helpful perspective to the headlines of the Arab Spring.

Are the potted histories they do before headline bands helpful or an annoyance?

This week, the historied newsfotainment pamphlet published a helpful article under the headline "This Is How to Stalk Your Teenage Children Online".

Eastern time: We'll post a New York Times image with no caption, no headline and no helpful link back to an article.

Eastern time: We post a New York Times image with no caption, no headline and no helpful link back to an article.