Sentence examples for better exits from inspiring English sources

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.

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).

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.

"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.

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".

Crunchbase data suggests that startups earlier in the funding cycle tend to deliver better exit multiples.

But Alonso let him go on the entry, tucked inside and got a better exit to re-take the place.

I suspect scrum-half Danny Care was under the microscope because England need improved kicking from him to give themselves a better exit strategy than they managed against New Zealand.

Still, it's a positive note for the UK startup scene, and a far better exit than ending up in the deadpool.