Sentence examples for issue a headline from inspiring English sources

In its narrative of the stadium issue, a headline in the committee report reads: "LA Threat Surfaces".

"Living to fix identity issues", a headline in the latest issue of Broadcast declares enigmatically, over a piece that turns out to be, not lifestyle advice, but a report on the slumping digital channel Sky Living.

"I've never seen a regularly published paper like it". But the Feb. 17 issue carried a headline warning: "This Issue of Express-Khronika May Be the Last," and, because of money problems, the threat remains.

Manager Magazin, the business publication that named him manager of the year in 1991, greeted his return to prominence with a lengthy, unflattering article in the current issue, under a headline that suggested he was little more than a trickster.

Tucked away on Page 4 of the Sept. 2 issue is a headline: "Irvine official target of probe". It is made to sound like some unimportant Irvine city employee, with no relationship to Newport Beach, is under investigation.

He added, "That to me brings more to an issue, more to a headline, that understanding of different perspectives".

Managers ought to think twice before issuing a single, headline number for most financial targets.

Before this, but receiving little attention, a suggestion appeared that rosiglitazone was associated with an adverse cardiovascular (CV) profile specifically in regard to myocardial ischemia, this becoming a headline issue after a later publication of an integrated trial-level analysis in New England Journal of Medicine (4, 6) and resulting in a further regulatory review in the summer of 2010.

Quality of provision is set to join funding as a headline issue for higher education policy.

In the May 2 issue, the magazine ran a headline claiming that I said "immigration is ruining America".

With the zeal of a convert, Brazil became a cheerleader for a new round of top-level trade talks in the WTO, with standards for GM foods as a headline issue.