Sentence examples for negative headlines from from inspiring English sources

New Russian laws outlawing "gay propaganda" have created negative headlines from Stockholm to Seattle.

As travel industry analyst and former airline executive, Henry Harteveldt of the Atmosphere Research Group, a former airline executive at Continental and TWA said, United's is suffering the cumulative effect of negative headlines from week to week.

Despite one negative headline from Europe after another, the stock market in the United States has held up pretty well lately, rising 10 percent since the beginning of October.

In his hour-long webchat, Cameron answered the question that generated negative headlines for Brown.

There was good news - after a barrage of negative headlines - from Lord Ashcroft's poll for the Tories, which shows Labour is performing strongly in the marginals it must win to seize back power next year.

The only negative headlines have come from Ribéry.

The tournament has already been the focus of plenty of negative headlines, around everything from climate to labor conditions and corruption.

That led to some pretty negative headlines and questions from some of the patients involved as to why they had not been informed their data was being used in this way.

He then appeared to distance himself from any possible negative headlines that might arise from the data, saying that any results would be more a verdict on Labour's time in office than on the coalition's.

There is no mileage in Sterling suggesting he has not been protected from negative headlines by Liverpool, as the most eye-catching publicity and biggest reaction came from an interview with BBC Sport's Natalie Pirks - an interview he conducted without the club's permission.

Certain elements of the media would be pleased to see him go, judging from negative headlines about his efforts in previous years – yet he remains hugely popular, and finding a decent replacement would be a quite a challenge.