Sentence examples for issues to hit from inspiring English sources

The initial public offering of Samsonite, which is controlled by the private equity firm CVC Capital Partners, is among a wave of new issues to hit the Hong Kong exchange, as Western companies look to Asia to go public.

(See Atul Gawande's report on itching disorders, fittingly included in our first issue to hit newsstands since the solstice).

By the sheer size of its initial public offering, it is the largest Internet issue to hit the American stock market since Google's $1.7 billion offering in 2004.

"But we basically concluded that we couldn't afford to wait for another issue to hit the streets," said Al Elsadr, the media liaison for the occupation government.

Most analysts agree that it takes two to three years for any specific junk-bond issue to hit the wall.

Read more at Marie Claire and look for the issue to hit newsstands October 25th.

It's hard to imagine that in 2005 we published an essay in our newsletter ETF Digest entitled "The ETF Tsunami" that discussed the then-impending flood of new ETF issues about to hit the markets.

The Colombian beauty shares eating and exercise tips in the September issue, set to hit newsstands on August 20th and she stresses the importance of staying positive.

In Glamour's second annual "hair flip" issue, set to hit newsstands nationwide on Jan . 14 Shakira also spoke about the substantial physical transformation she underwent during her initial crossover years and how her Latino fans initially didn't like seeing a very blonde and thin Shakira.

These are not the only former senators and representatives trying to influence Congress on this suddenly red-hot political issue, whose legislative outcome threatens to hit an array of companies hard and has caused lobbying to reach fever pitch.

The Co-op banking arm reported a £1.3 billion annual loss today as it warned its legacy issues will continue to hit its financial performance for some time.