Sentence examples for the current headlines from inspiring English sources

Even without the current headlines, United Passions is a disgrace.

I think the future of healthcare is... better than some of the current headlines might suggest.

Given the current headlines, it seems prescient that this year's focus is on the Middle East.

Yet, beneath the current headlines of tax and spend are deeper issues that go to the heart of how Greece is governed.

Mr. Grant's lawsuit is similar to those filed between 2007 and 2009 that first delved into Mr. Mulcaire's notes to reveal the extent of wrongdoing at The News of the World and were the catalyst for the current headlines.

Le Guin appears to have the most fun with her investigations of sex and gender — the ghettoization of men on Seggri, the elaborate marital quartets on the Planet O — but the costs of revolution, religious bliss, and technology are also provocatively explored, and one returns to the current headlines with a fresh awareness of the exotic, provisional nature of human arrangements.

The current headline on its website is, "Don't Bomb Iran".

However, the plight of the clubs who once were the richest in Europe, is not the current headline story.

Despite escalating commercialization and the current headline-grabbing scandals like those at Miami and Ohio State, Danko maintains an unshakable faith in the ability of sports to heal.

Next year's changes to the league tables will see the current headline measure replaced with more sophisticated measures of progress and attainment across eight subjects, with five of the eight to be the EBacc core of English, maths, sciences, languages, and history or geography.

There is widespread evidence that the current headline accountability measure – which ranks secondary schools by the percentage of their pupils who achieve 5 A*-C grades at GCSE, including English and maths – has encouraged teachers to focus, logically but excessively, on pupils at the C/D borderline.