Sentence examples for dummy issue from inspiring English sources

Smith had a dummy issue with him.

The first dummy issue of South Africa's ThisDay was produced this month in Johannesburg.

He had put together a dummy issue of his magazine, but was finding it a hard sell.

After the war, Hopkins hitchhiked around Europe, honing his skills in the perceived tradition of Picture Post and producing a dummy issue composed entirely of his own features.

By the time she graduated from Cornell, she had interned at the now defunct Sassy magazine, a position she earned by submitting a dummy issue with photographs of herself wearing clothes she had designed and sewn.

Luce and Hadden put together dummy issues by cutting sentences out of seven days' worth of newspapers and pasting them onto pages.

A dummy number (D-number) may be issued to foreign nationals staying in Norway for less than six months.

One of the American trainers who left the operation in disgust later told me that the troops were issued dummy ammunition to use in the field, with the price difference between real and practice ammo, presumably, going into Best's pockets.

Shortly afterward, the first issue was dummied out on the Lowells' dining-room table in their apartment on West 67th Street.

In '38, after many complaints from subscribers, the Telephone Company started issuing the dummy numbe At present there are 41 test numbers available in N. Y. for use as dummies.

In order to overcome the linear issue, categorical exposures (dummy variables) are used in logistic regression because dummy variables are only expressed by 0 and 1.