Sentence examples for better exit from inspiring English sources

Mubarak, he said, deserved "a better exit than this.

Second, it acknowledges the need for better "exit strategies", including housing, jobs and drug treatment (many sex workers are addicted to cocaine or heroin).

"One of these dreams is going to take off," he said, asserting that what Coney Island really needs is 20,000 new parking spaces and better exit ramps off the Belt Parkway.

Hillary Rodham Clinton has run away with the votes of Roman Catholic Democrats in nearly all the primaries, often beating Barack Obama by two to one or better, exit polls show.

Michael Mims's essay says that if Walt would've just consulted a lawyer when he left Grey Matter Technologies, he could've got himself better exit terms and wouldn't have been in a financial mess in the first place and ergo wouldn't have needed to peddle meth.

"And the U.S. also offers better exit opportunities".

Gohn predicts better exits in the smart grid sector for software and services startups serving the U.S. market, rather than hardware and metering, in the near future.

Exiting a position as it is dropping is better than exiting when it has hit rock bottom.

We think Apache "would be better off exiting Egypt by selling its operations and using the proceeds to buy back shares, reduce debt and boost investments elsewhere".

Better people exiting prisons means a better society.

Andy Murray has vowed to bounce back a stronger player for his shock US Open exit, better equipped to give him the best possible chance of winning a grand slam.