Sentence examples for have gone since from inspiring English sources

The American Society of News Editors reckons that 13,500 newsroom jobs have gone since 2007.

In total, 90,000 jobs have gone since the bailout, although the workforce still stands at 110,000.

Nearly a million jobs have gone since the heyday of coal and steel in the 1950s, but the Ruhr is clawing them back in cleaner businesses.

"Even if it's delivered in six months, it will only be published six months after that – so a year will have gone since the event that triggered it".

But the programme is at odds with how women's lives have gone since feminism - their working lives have got longer, their opportunities to have children have got harder.

Six years have gone since Aerial, her last, double album; before that, 12 years went by with barely an aerated hiccup.

Wherever Buck has gone since, he has worn a customized helmet to reflect his surroundings.

That honor, as it were, has gone since 1922 to a city on the northwestern tip of Libya.

What to do?The lever of jerking up interest rates has gone, since Ireland joined the single-currency euro-zone.

But that has been the way America has gone since the sixties.

Ghizzoni, who, according to the Financial Times, is under pressure from shareholders, is also closing branches and cutting jobs, more than 3,000 of the latter have gone since last year.