Sentence examples for strong headline from inspiring English sources

She will say that the generally strong headline growth figures disguise serious weaknesses in the US economy.

Their strong headline ratings, which assumed implicit government backing, comforted debt buyers for years — and proved justified when the government did bail them out.

If the New York Times had ever before published such a strong headline in its news section, this lifelong reader surely missed it.

The strong headline growth number capped a volatile week on Wall Street, where the Dow Jones industrial average surrendered all of its gains for the year.

"As an example, peer-to-peer offerings from the likes of Zopa and Funding Circle have strong headline rates on offer but deposits are not covered by FSCS," says Kevin Mountford, head of savings at Moneysupermarket.com.

Instead, the main way this may aid Mr. Gingrich is by generating a strong headline for his campaign and entrenching the sense among the news media that he has the momentum in the race.

Whether this whole affair really warrants such strong headlines is a different matter, however.

Its coverage of the Benazir Bhutto assassination wed strong headlines to striking photography, giving the event a dramatic but respectful visual structure.

So far, the coalition's plan has made strong headlines and rhetorical points, but has not landed foursquare in the real world.

With the news cycle progressing as fast as it now does, winning a crucial primary or caucus may only be enough to ensure a day or two of strong headlines.

After a poor performance in recent parliamentary elections, Mr Wilders may be angling to woo immigration-conscious right-wing voters again with his strong, headline-grabbing statements.