Sentence examples similar to being made to exit from inspiring English sources

Even the brief private audience Obama eventually granted the beleaguered Tibetan leader was accompanied by humiliation: the Dalai Lama was made to exit the White House through the back doors.

More often, it is the job of the HR team to mitigate the risks once the decision is made to exit the toxic employee, but it could be more of a conscious effort for both leaders and HR teams to create the environment for high performance and team success.

Chloride channels are a convenient target because, once opened, Cl− ions can be made to exit or enter the cell when the extracellular level of chloride ([Cl−]ex) in the medium is artificially varied (Lerchner et al., 2007): levels of [Cl−]ex that are lower than that of intracellular chloride will lead to the exit of negative ions and thus depolarize the cells.

Brexit-inspired tableware is being made to record Britain's exit from the EU.

An attempt will be made to complete an exit interview for all participants, even those who discontinue participation in the study prior to full completion.

Three main efforts have been made to distinguish our work from exiting research.

When naval gunfire was brought to bear against the strong-points defending the E-3 draw, a decision was made to try to force this exit with tanks.

Combined with the interpretation that late stage investments are made to keep firms afloat until exit markets become liquid, fewer expansion investments indicate an environment characterized by adverse demand conditions in firms' product markets.

Woods will be made to feel better about his early exit by a host of other big names joining him in missing the cut.

The A.C.C. was so worried about losing ground in the conference shuffling that it recently raised the fee for members' leaving the conference to $50 million from $20 million, a payment Maryland is obligated to make to exit.

Like most hosts, arrangements have already been made for Justin to enter and exit NBC through the underground garage to avoid bringing the streets around Rockefeller Center to a standstill.