Sentence examples for desire to exit from inspiring English sources

Randy, Mr. Dove said, Carolyn here has evinced a desire to Exit.

The 24 senior officers who make up the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF) have repeatedly reaffirmed their desire to exit the political stage.

In some respects, G.E.'s decision to sell reflects a desire to exit a business that never quite meshed with its industrial side.

But you can go outdoors without a pair of telescopic walking poles, a sensible polo shirt and a desire to exit the European Union, you really can.

When Sanders retired, he made a cryptic statement: "My desire to exit the game is greater than my desire to remain in it.

Their complaints about sex work shouldn't be construed, as they often are, as evidence of sex workers' desire to exit sex work.

Because both partners see the alliance as an important and profitable business, neither has desired to exit it.

But the new essay — which ran under the headline "Why I Hope to Die at 75" — was also shot through with precisely the fear of diminishment and incapacity, the anxiety at being any kind of burden, the desire to somehow exit at one's sharpest and fittest and best, that drives the impulse toward medicalized suicide.

Occasionally, exits were directly related to the desire to go to a different location [ 14].

"It's not because we decided that we are not going to invest in growth opportunities," says Hu. "This is a natural result from expressed desires from various businesses to exit". It's hard to predict if this approach will work, as Hu himself readily admits, "We have been working on this for several years, but it's difficult". Nevertheless, it's never a bad idea to journey on a road less traveled.

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