Sentence examples for issues ended from inspiring English sources

Moreover, two-thirds of 2000's new issues ended the year below their offering price.

(In the U.S., a two-year investigation by the Federal Trade Commission into similar issues ended in 2013 with the commissioners deciding that Google hadn't broken the law).

The yen weakened briefly against the dollar after the rating downgrade was announced, but the Nikkei stock index of 225 issues ended up 1.32percenttodayand and bond prices also rose slightly.

Mr. Twomey, who had flown 20 hours from Vietnam to Geneva to observe a preparatory meeting for this week's United Nations' conference on Internet issues, ended up being escorted from the meeting room by guards.

A protest by New York University students seeking negotiations with school officials over financial and academic issues ended Friday after almost 40 hours, with students leaving a dining room that had been barricaded and a school spokesman announcing the suspensions of 18 of the participants pending a disciplinary review.

A whopping two-thirds of last year's new issues ended the year under water, Peterson says.

It ran to 50 magazine-size issues, ending in 1996.

This is point were her issues end and yours, perhaps, begin.

They wound up hiring him to focus on two issues: ending US involvement in the Vietnam War and reforming the nation's weak campaign finance laws.

While he spluttered on Twitter last month about "Goofy Elizabeth Warren" and calling her "Pocahontas", she jabbed him, repeatedly, on the issues, ending by declaring, "Your policies are dangerous.

Creation/Evolution was published in numbered issues, ending with 39; on the NCSE's web site for Creation/Evolution (below), volume numbers have been added in retrospect.