Sentence examples for produce headlines. from inspiring English sources

Surely he understood that an interview with a left-of-center magazine would produce headlines across the country.

With 16 congressmen facing expulsion proceedings, including José Dirceu, Lula's former top aide, scandal will continue to produce headlines and distract politicians from the business of governing.

Marquee sequels still produce headlines upon release, but revenues overall are in freefall as fibre-optic broadband, social media and mobile apps create other ways for promoting, distributing and selling games.

Bias enters into every stage of the scientific process, and the cumulative effect at the level of primary research, knowledge synthesis, and science reporting, can produce headlines that have a convoluted relationship to the truth.

Hamburg are once again the "Skandalnudel der Liga" (Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung), a flawed, capricious celebrity living off her glorious past and the continued ability to produce headlines, even if they are made of rather embarrassing stuff.

The passions that once inflamed Belfast have moved elsewhere and now produce headlines — out of Baghdad and Beirut and so many other places — that make what happened during the Troubles appear almost genteel.

Statistical agencies usually produce "headline" inflation indices, which include all sub-sectors, as well as "core" indices that omit things like food and energy, whose prices are volatile.

Neither produced headlines.

Inevitably, his admission produced headlines about a U-turn in hostile newspapers.

Before the critics went to work, the book produced headlines about Roger Ailes.

A few years ago, a 2.83percentt daily drop in the Nasdaq composite would have produced headlines.