Sentence examples for lost issue from from inspiring English sources

Back in 2009, VICE celebrated its 15th anniversary by putting out a 1994-themed issue of our magazine and pretending it was actually a lost issue from 1994.

It's a losing issue for us.

A powerful lobbying group backed by Michael Bloomberg has shifted from the idea that gun control is a losing issue in local elections.

I worked in the circulation department, where we routinely received letters like this: "I've saved every Sunset since I got married in 1952, but our basement flooded and I lost my issues from January to May of 1954.

Many working in newspapers and the music and film and TV industries hold Google partly to blame for lost revenues from issues such as piracy.

"The government has decided that this is now a vote-losing issue," he said, following briefings from the government.

It is a win-or-lose issue.

Over all, new issues this year lost 7percentt from their offering prices, on average, through Dec. 18, and 31percentt from the close of the first day's trading.

The issues, won or lost, recede from the front page, and so do the newly public figures.

Still, while many market-making firms have confirmed that they lost money from the technical issues that plagued trading of Facebook shares on the first day, UBS' loss was far and away above what its peers have experienced.

All I know is that with each encounter, I steadily began to feel that your employees were prisoners just like us, armed only with their little walkie-talkies from which issued tinny instructions, lost communiqués from some distant Oz. "This used to be a great airline," one old-timer said as we were sweltering to death on the bus.