Sentence examples for issues to date from inspiring English sources

Picnic magazine, established in 2007 and with five issues to date, addresses this premise in a publication that has exorcised every word but the masthead.

"With the exception of some double-parking, which N.Y.P.D. is working to address, we have not identified any significant issues to date," he said.

We've had very few issues – to date – with 'observers' lingering in the polling place, but we're not entirely sure what to expect this time after Mr Trump's suggestion that his followers monitor for voter fraud".

NEXT GENERATION about Dave Eggers, 29, and his literary quarterly McSweeney's... McSweeney's makes no promise to come out regularly, but with each of the three issues to date the attention paid to it has grown.

By D. T. Max The New Yorker, October 18 , 1999P. 212 NEXT GENERATION about Dave Eggers, 29, and his literary quarterly McSweeney's... McSweeney's makes no promise to come out regularly, but with each of the three issues to date the attention paid to it has grown.

"The question we have, however," said Peg Seminario, health and safety director for the A.F.L.-C.I.O., "is what he actually will be allowed to do to protect worker safety and health given the Bush administration's track record on these issues to date".

One of the largest studies of the issue to date was carried out in Britain.

The bonds issued to date have saved state and local governments more than $12 billion in borrowing costs, which exceeds the subsidy cost to the Treasury.

The firm then became the lead underwriter of what turned out to be, at $7 billion, the largest municipal bond issue to date.

In some of his strongest language on the issue to date, Cable said an in/out referendum had "potentially horrendous" implications, causing "years of uncertainty" for businesses.

Most climate bonds issued to date have come from the multilateral development banks such as the World Bank, the European Investment Bank and the International Finance Corporation.