Sentence examples for acceptable exit from inspiring English sources

In Iraq, finding an acceptable exit will look like success; Afghanistan is slipping.

His US captors view him as a "leader" for whom the only acceptable exit route is transfer to his country of origin, Saudi Arabia.

If you don't need capital to build your business or if you can find other ways (besides debt) to get that capital, and if you could otherwise provide an acceptable exit for investors who are ready to move on, wouldn't staying private be the preferred option?

As relationship and sexuality expert Esther Perel points out, the proliferation of ghosting as an acceptable exit from someone's life is a "manifestation of the decline of empathy in our society – the promoting of one's selfishness, without regard for the consequences of others.

Meanwhile, Ince said England's early exit was not acceptable.

Immediate ecological momentary assessment using patient exit cards was acceptable to patients and providers in a large sample of clinical practices, with high response rates (86% of patients were willing to complete the cards).

Plus, traditional venture funds have grown in size, requiring larger "exits" to deliver acceptable returns.

And as most traditional funds have grown in size, they require larger "exits" to deliver acceptable returns (Cowboy Ventures is different – we're small by design, although we'd be happy to invest in Unicorns).

However, as argued Buchanan (1991, 132), Sunstein fails even to consider the possibility that a constitution could so hedge the right to secede as to reduce the threat of exit by minorities to acceptable proportions.

So a minimum acceptable valuation of $105M was the threshold exit given where we were.

In order to sit the Fellowship of the College of Family Physicians of South Africa, or FCFP SA) examination, which is the national exit examination for postgraduate family medicine training, an acceptable portfolio, graded annually by each university, over 3 years, is required.