Sentence examples for make good headlines from inspiring English sources

"Scandals make good headlines.

Potential pandemics make good headlines; hardworking scientists do not.

Studies of human behavior make good headlines, but they can be fraught with complications.

Inscribed bricks make good headlines, but, for the archaeologist, the trenches that apparently threw up nothing are just as significant.

Scandals make good headlines.' Lord Speaker Baroness D'Souza announced yesterday she will be referring Lord Sewel to the Metropolitan Police for investigation.

A third employee said government measures such as the VAT reduction make good headlines, but helps very little on the ground.

We are not doing this because it makes good headlines.

Announcing the move, GMG's chair Neil Berkett wrote: "We are not doing this because it makes good headlines.

"As we review Wal-Mart, it has to be to look at government's role, not simply hauling people in because it makes good headlines".

And while a crackdown on websites makes good headlines, net activists question whether the filtering works or tackles the issue of the exploitation of children.

The Treasury points out that that figure, which made good headlines, adds up the annual increases for each of eight years, rather than representing the difference between the beginning and end of the period.