Sentence examples for earlier exit for from inspiring English sources

A senior American diplomat said President Bush, viewing the situation "like a businessman," had decided that investing more reconstruction money here now could lead to an earlier exit for American forces and save money in the long run.

Cinema owners will of course be hoping for an early exit for England in the competition.

This early exit for the Canucks was (again) a big surprise.

The Bush administration denied it was contemplating an early exit for its armed forces.

"The economic data that we've been getting points to no early exit for the Fed's stimulus," Mr. Cardillo said.

Already sure of finishing bottom, Spartak have suffered an early exit for the fifth successive time in the Champions League.

"I said, 'O.K.' " It was a suspiciously early exit for Johnson in an eventual 9-3 victory, but apparently there was no reason for alarm.

An act of blatant stupidity from Derek Young prompted goal No4 and an early exit for scores of Aberdeen's travelling contingent.

Duke again appears to be overseeded, although it is tough to pick an early exit for the Blue Devils considering how weak the rest of their bracket is.

The arrival of a new crop of fall television shows also inevitably means the early exit for a select few that fail to find audiences.

vs. No. 4 Wisconsin When Fab Melo was declared ineligible before the start of the tournament, some analysts predicted an early exit for the Orange.