Sentence examples for two issues ago from inspiring English sources

Our cover story two issues ago told how George Wallner, founder of tech company Hypercom, had protected a key executive despite numerous complaints, including allegations of rape.

Two issues ago, in a story detailing the move of online companies into the magazine world, we said strong brand names like Yahoo and Ebay were most likely to succeed in print.

Investors should also remember the recommendation of our columnist Marc Faber two issues ago (July 23) to consider buying Asian stocks with low P/Es and high, stable dividends.

In "Fingers crossed" I reported in this space two issues ago that articles by FORBES GLOBAL's senior European correspondent Richard Heller had been short-listed in two categories in the prestigious Business Journalist of the Year Awards in London.

John Gorham Old-timer goes on-line Two issues ago we noted how Westport, Connecticut-based Mecklermedia Corp. is covering the global Internet industry with magazines, conferences and a Web site ("A switch in time," Oct. 19).

Three issues ago Hanke wrote that a slowdown in U.S. profits would give the euro a bounce in the short run.

Three issues ago, Hanke wrote that the slowdown in U.S. profits would give the euro a bounce in the short run.

Business 2.0, which is published by Imagine Media in San Francisco, shifted from a monthly to a twice-a-month publication three issues ago.

But there is reductionism and distortion everywhere on these two issues that long ago were untethered from historical realities.

When she wrote those two issues of "Superman," seven years ago, the message-board critics had seen it, she said, as an attack on American values, simply because she was Muslim.

Wigglesworth, who two seasons ago issued three red cards and two yellows in a game between Bath and Leicester, was escorted off the field and out of Kingsholm.