Sentence examples for more negative headlines from inspiring English sources
The last thing it needs is more negative headlines.
The revisions will take immediate effect, the BHA's hope clearly being that no more negative headlines will be produced by the three-day Open meeting at Cheltenham, which starts on Friday.
"The longer the chaos in the United Kingdom continues, the more negative headlines people read about the consequences of leaving the EU, the more likely it is to damage Hofer's chances", Heinisch told the Guardian.
8.14pm GMT Dangerous Dez Dez Bryant was the centre of attention following his sideline tantrums last week, and now he's teeing himself up for some more negative headlines – taking his team out of field goal range with a holding call followed by an unsportsmanslike conduct penalty for ripping his helmet off and shouting in the face of an official.
But the more he raises expectations, the more negative headlines a loss in Wisconsin would generate, requiring him to focus more strenuously on the states left to vote in April, May and June rather than concentrating on the general election and President Obama.
England must now prepare to face France in the quarter-finals next Saturday against the backdrop of more negative headlines.
That prospect could entail more lawsuits, myriad negative headlines and a steady drip of potentially damaging revelations.
Dr. Steven Nissen, the departing president of the cardiology college, has been describing it as the "blockbuster" report in recent interviews, causing some analysts to wonder whether it might contain data that could lead to unexpectedly negative headlines and more trouble for the stent companies.
The storm that intruded on Sunday night's closing ceremony at the Summer Olympics befit a mega-sporting event that, over the last few weeks, had blended spectacle with more than a few glitches and negative headlines.
When the photo matched the headline, the criminal received more negative ratings, and the victim more positive ones.
Mr. Sternberg said, however, "if this remains in the headlines for several weeks, with more negative stuff coming out about Letterman, then I'd rethink the impact on advertisers".
