Sentence examples for choice of exit from inspiring English sources

One way and another, a happy hunting ground and a good choice of exit point.

That's to say, they face a potentially unlimited increase in their rent – leaving them the choice of exit or,if they qualify, to exercise their right to buy or acquire.

pic.twitter.com/oG4VccLj63 The queue for Corbyn's speech now stretches to the entrance of the conference centre pic.twitter.com/lAwYRpVXYR The audience will be treated to a rendition of Chairman of the Board's Working on a Building of Love as Corbyn exits the stage – following on his choice of exit music from his summer rallies.

Quinn, 1996, reports that individual characteristics such as age, health and marital status affects the choice of the exit path from the labour force.

Since "Exit" will lead to the worst outcome (with a payoff of 0), the optimal strategy is "Continue; Continue" with a guaranteed payoff of 1. Action stage: When arriving at an intersection, the decision maker is faced with a local choice of either "Exit" or "Continue" (possibly followed by another decision).

Given a choice of voice or exit to express their views, most people will choose to use their voice but where that is not on offer, exit, or emigration, is the only alternative.

Matthew Elliott, chief executive of Vote Leave, said: "Even in the CBI's skewed choice of scenarios for exit, they are forced to admit that employment and the economy will continue to grow after we Vote Leave.

If traffic in the regular lanes is light, we're faced with the choice of navigating an exit-entrance at every HOV break, or opting just to go back to the regular lanes for good.

In [7], we justified the choice of the post-encoder by means of EXIT analysis.

"As a humanist I believe each person as a citizen has an exclusive right to the final freedom – the choice of when and how to exit life," he told the BMJ.

In a pledge seen as acknowledgement that his own backbenchers are under pressure from the UK Independence party, Cameron said on Wednesday that he wanted to stay in the EU but pledged to claw back powers and offer voters a choice of a new relationship or exit by the end of 2017 if the Conservatives are returned to power in 2015.