Sentence examples for anticipated exit from inspiring English sources

Chief executive Mark Cutifani made it very clear that he would not reshuffle Anglo as radically as some in the market would have anticipated (exit or restructure Anglo Platinum? reduce South African exposure?) and unlock value for shareholders.

Now Discovery will parlay Ms. Winfrey's anticipated exit from broadcast into higher per-subscriber fees and will also seek more lucrative commitments from advertisers.

More recently, TV sources tell me that Carter has been saying he'd like to write a sequel to Late Shift about Jay Leno's anticipated exit from NBC which he has been covering for the NY Times.

The precise margin by which Trump lost Latino voters isn't clear yet, but early indications are that he did badly, but better than anticipated ― exit polls put him at 29percentt support from Latinos to Clinton's 65percentt.

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They must endure constant taunting by fellow journalists who make sport of anticipating their exit, a drumbeat that has become louder than ever in the aftermath of Disney's foiled effort this year to displace another fixture of anchordom, the 62-year-old Ted Koppel.

Moreover, the increasing proportion of late stage deals can be interpreted not as investors anticipating profitable exit opportunities, but as struggling start-ups in need of cash to ride out adverse product market conditions until profitability and exit channels improve.

The long-anticipated exit of Hanna, who became chairman of Tesco's audit committee in October 2012 and has sat on Tesco's board since 2009, will come at the supermarket's annual shareholder meeting on 26 June.

"The prospect of a faster-than-anticipated exit from government involvement and a return of most of the taxpayers' investment in these companies has materially improved," Lawrence H. Summers, the director of the National Economic Council, wrote on the White House blog.

Cerberus to Sell $2.5 Billion Stake in Japanese Bank  |  The private equity firm will start selling its $2.5 billion stake in Japan's struggling Aozora Bank this year in a much-anticipated exit for Cerberus more than a decade after its initial investment.

TOKYO — The private equity firm Cerberus Capital Management will start selling its $2.5 billion stake in Japan's struggling Aozora Bank this year, the Asian lender said on Thursday, in a much-anticipated exit for the firm more than a decade after its initial investment.