Sentence examples for without headlines from inspiring English sources

In contrast, hardly a week passes without headlines about a new security hole in a Microsoft program.

Microsoft's appeal would run 56,000 words -- half the length of an average book, or the equivalent of a dozen or more newspaper pages without headlines or pictures.

WASHINGTON -- The ethical woes facing Democrats are piling up, with barely a day passing in recent weeks without headlines from Washington to New York and beyond filled with word of scandal or allegations of wrongdoing.

It's about other lives that ended in the year 2001, lives that ended as many of them were lived: without fanfare, without headlines in the local paper, let alone the national press.

And not just because of the antitrust trial: hardly a week passes without headlines about another security flaw discovered in one of Microsoft's products.Consumers, software developers and businesses will be wary of using Microsoft's products if they feel that the firm leaks their data, locks them in or hijacks their customer relationships.

As irresponsible and detestable as the recent actions of the most conservative wing of House Republicans have been, we'd be better off without figurative talk of hostage taking and guns to heads, without headlines like one in The Huffington Post that said: "Boehner Threatens to Shoot the Hostage".

But things are dismal enough without headline writers coming along to make them seem even worse.

Now not a day goes by without headline-grabbing Salafis violently imposing their intolerant views on the rest of us.

You can drop infantile populist attacks on Labour, and Falconer should welcome any serious efforts to reduce prison numbers without headline-seeking accusations of being soft on crime.

The last two consecutive months without headline inflation were in 1962, according to the Labor Department.

You can make links with university departments, and scarcely a week goes by without medical headlines that invite historical reflection".