Sentence examples for a rapid exit from from inspiring English sources

"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".

The Kurds, for so long the most loyal of America's allies in the Middle East, may prove a speed-bump to Obama's plans for a rapid exit from Iraq.

That October, he was fined $1,200 in Australia following his arrest for possession of marijuana, then had to make a rapid exit from the country to avoid a list of further charges, including assault.

A common complaint from employees is that, although the biotech companies often had both an excellent scientific profile and a sound business plan, the investors had unrealistic expectations and, without warning, suddenly demanded a rapid exit from their investment.

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

"We expect health plans still in the exchanges to have immediate losses, some of potentially large magnitude, and a rapid exit of plans from marketplaces," Sheryl Skolnick, a research director at Mizuho Securities USA, wrote in a note to investors.

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.

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

The division has also suffered a rapid exit of top banking talent, symbolised by the exit of the former head of the division Hugh "Skip" McGee in April.

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