Sentence examples for subheading as from inspiring English sources

We compared the number of checklist criteria included in each report and the mean number of criteria included within each subheading as specified in the CONSORT checklist.

When drafting the release, ensure that your top keywords are included towards the front of the release, especially in the headline and subhead, as well as the boilerplate.

His reassuring subheading, "Not as many candidates as one would think", got lost in the stampede as investors shied away from banks anywhere near the top of the list.

Word just came down that they're abolishing Titles & Subheads as a stand-alone department.

If you want to write about what happens before the crime, you can go back in time for the second chapter, adding a subheading such as "one week earlier".

The subhead is nearly as good as the title: "To track the fate of threatened species, a young scientist must follow the jungle path of a herpetologist who led a secret double life".

"India," followed by an action verb or adjective, with a sweeping subhead "India Rising" (as above, and in a 2005 title of the same name, the latter followed by "Emergence of a New World Power").

As the subheading – known by journalists as a standfirst – and the story made clear, a screening of Islam: The Untold Story, a film broadcast on Channel 4 three weeks ago, was cancelled at the station's headquarters on the basis of security advice.

As the subheading on her magazine piece read, "This time, the cataclysm is us".

One of the earliest uses of the term "regenerative medicine" was in a 1992 article by healthcare futurist Leland Kaiser, as the subheading to a short section describing a "new branch of medicine … that attempts to change the course of chronic disease and … regenerate tired and failing organ systems".

A rural home-based provider whose quote serves as the subheading to this section, explained.