Sentence examples for exit more from inspiring English sources

Nowhere is the need for the graceful exit more apparent than in our politics.

Third, it's possible that rain amounts could lessen because the storm may exit more quickly.

These Tigers, though, had a lot more star power than those Rockies, which makes their swift exit more surprising.

One TV pundit said he had enjoyed queueing at the autobahn exit more than this drab 0-0 affair.

Risks include slipping on exit, "more common than you think", says Base jumper and event organiser Hank Caylor.

Many factors may make his exit more difficult than the departures of Mr. Mubarak in Egypt and President Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali in Tunisia.

The bank's size – even after exiting more than a dozen countries, it still has operations in 70 – makes it difficult to manage.

Mrs. Clinton appeared alongside her husband, Bill Clinton, in a crowded ballroom here and left little doubt that she planned to reclaim the political stage she exited more than four years ago to become the nation's top diplomat.

Those who had fire drills could find stairs and exits more quickly than those who had not.

In the near term, late stage companies that had been relying on listing on the stock market will find exits more challenging.

First, that universal design not only assists people with disabilities in disaster ramps, for example, make exiting more rapid for people with disabilities in wheelchairs, but also for other groups who find ramps easier to navigate than stairs.