Sentence examples for so headlines from inspiring English sources

So, headlines suggesting it did are provocative at best (just to get your attention) and misleading at worst.

So headlines suggesting the rise is "dramatic" are misleading, as is Mrs May's rhetoric about a "profound transformation".

It faces competition from popular services like MailChimp and Office Sway by Microsoft, an online presentation builder, but Twemlow says her startup's advantage is an API that makes it easy to reuse content instead of locking it into templates, so headlines, sub headlines, captions, and layouts are preserved from platform to platform.

Ariana Grande and Pete Davidson called off their engagement on Sunday night, launching a torrent of "told you so" headlines and tabloid speculation about why they split.

So headlines Eric Fottorino, Editor of Le 1, and former editor of French daily Le Monde, in his foreword to what has become a reference on trends in a newspaper business plagued with setbacks.

So, headline inflation we're focused on headline inflation that affects our customers will drift up, and that is something on our mind for portfolios, which I'll talk about in a moment.

Would the Pew results have been so headline-grabbing had they developed an intermediate "moderately religious" category?

But we see so many headlines about companies falling short, from Uber to Theranos.

One might ask what is to be gained from so many headlines galloping so far ahead of actual decisions, or indeed, actual facts.

With Se Ri Pak grabbing so many headlines in women's golf, Pat Hurst has been overlooked.

Which at least partially explains why she continues to wind up in so many headlines.