Sentence examples for a rapid exit from inspiring English sources

Although General Spínola preferred gradual disentanglement from Africa, General Costa Gomes favored a rapid exit.

The government's approach, while prudent, worries industry officials who fear it does not provide a rapid exit for Boeing.

Exactly half of the 110 pitches that Reichert threw were strikes, a low percentage that usually results in many runs and a rapid exit.

But he also warned that a rapid exit of American troops could turn Iraq into a "cauldron" for broader Middle East strife.

Second, "the consequences of a rapid exit are both predictable and unacceptable," meaning that the government in Kabul would soon collapse, creating "a vacuum" for terrorists.

"It is part of a larger problem of a certain frustration with an economic model that has not allowed for a rapid exit from poverty".

Others in the administration favor a more rapid exit.

But Mr. Bernanke suggested that "if economic and financial developments were to require a more rapid exit from the current highly accommodative policy" — that is, if fears emerge about inflation — the Fed "could increase the interest rate paid on reserves at about the same time it commences significant draining operations".

If there is a concomitant rapid exit from G2/S arrest induced by p16, there is no accumulation of tetraploid cells.

The Hyatt was a last-minute substitute for the luxurious and more expensive downtown Marriott, its cancellation a final indignity in a campaign that was out of money and in need of a cheap and rapid exit.

He said he wanted a "smooth and rapid exit from the EU", calling on May to fulfil the will of the British people.