Sentence examples for make fewer headlines from inspiring English sources

They also expect Mr. Almunia to try to make fewer headlines.

With Brendan Venter making only flying visits from South Africa – he was present for this game – they make fewer headlines, but their on‑field professionalism does the talking for them.

Another nonconformist giant that made fewer headlines was developer Valve, although the unveiling of plans to move its vast Steam platform into the living room with open-source hardware and a new controller might prove the more influential in the long term.

Though she's been making fewer headlines of late, Gaga continues to rake in cash from music sales, touring and new fragrance Fame.

The pop singer has been making fewer headlines about his music and more about his behavior recently.

But it made few headlines and was quickly forgotten.

In most previous years Camelot has been criticised for making too much money; this year its figures made few headlines.

That was good for an area which has seen dark economic times, but the event made few headlines.

What happened in the election here in West Africa early in May made few headlines in the West.

HONG KONG — It makes few headlines and wins no votes but the Obama administration is tallying up significant gains in its relationships in East Asia.

Though the number of murders in Palermo's judicial district rose sharply last year to 155, the bloodshed has made few headlines.