Sentence examples for anticipated exits from inspiring English sources

That said, if one focuses on anticipated exits, as opposed to the ones that already occurred, even this year's phenomenal IPO streak may seem comparatively humdrum.

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.

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.

All went on to sputter domestically after bad word of mouth and speedier-than-anticipated exits from the multiplex.

News reports today indicate some at Credit Suisse anticipate Google may exit the Chinese market as soon as February.

Use of the same PT for B and S resulted in different behavior when later exposed to FT. The BU PT affected pen exit as anticipated; however, SU caused animals to be highly reluctant to exit and was not suitable for use.

But Hewitt, who has already forestalled his exit for longer than anyone could have anticipated, will not go quietly.

Digital Spy's Kris Green reported that most of the online EastEnders community had anticipated the character's exit from the soap beforehand, some as early as January 2009.