Sentence examples for difficult exit from inspiring English sources
"Without the E.U., these countries could have had a very difficult exit from Communism.
It's flattering and having a strong balance sheet can be a good thing, but it does limit optionality and creates more difficult exit paths.
the general crisis of the initially liberatory but then difficult exit from the hegemonic control of the Soviet Union (1991) and subsequent transition to EU membership in 2004; the financial crisis of 2008 09, when the Latvian banks failed and had to resort to IMF rescue funds, a strategy accompanied by widespread job losses, pension and welfare cuts, renewed poverty and emigration.
It is the darkest place that is all consuming with a very difficult exit.
That sort of "easy entry, difficult exit" is a classic method by which companies take advantage of consumers.
While getting on California's list is difficult, exiting it can be harder.
There is a dependency on this complicated game of betting on the markets, and there is a sort of spiral into which it's difficult to exit".
Krishnaswami noted that while it is easy to invest in public companies in India through transactions that are similar to a purely private deal, it can be difficult to exit.
The apps also engage in other bad behaviors, like regularly showing ads that are difficult to exit or showing those that require viewing in order to continue the current game, according to the complaint.
-Jens Manuel Krogstad and Mark Hugo Lopez explain why it's difficult for exit polls to measure voter demographics.
