Sentence examples for exit reaching from inspiring English sources

Over all, available space increased 50percentt at the exit, reaching 4.7 million square feet.

It starts to accumulate at meiosis I onset and does not drop after meiosis I exit, reaching its maximum levels in meiosis II only.

Sediment yields at the flume exit reached steady-state conditions over time scales that increased with sediment size.

Delivery reliabilities at the launcher exit reach almost unity.

Greece has stepped back from the prospect of a disorderly eurozone exit after reaching a last-ditch deal to resolve the impasse over its €240bn (£177bailoutlout.

Georgetown (7-0) has not been to the National Collegiate Athletic Association tournament since 1997, when the Hoyas made a first-round exit after reaching the final eight the year before.

The line carrying the drug may be threaded under the skin to emerge at the front of the patient, a process called "tunneling", recommended with long-term use to reduce the chance of any infection at the exit site reaching the epidural space.

If it's true, then Beane has been one of the unluckiest executives in recent history, with his team exiting before reaching the American League Championship stage in each of the last three seasons, and seven of the A's prior eight post-season appearances going back to 2000.

The objective is to both prevent any microbial entry into the room, and simultaneously avoid any microbial diffusion from exiting and reaching adjacent rooms.

But no number of deft one-liners — "My boy, you could drill into Abner Truckle for a year and never strike decent" — can quite chip away at the weight of visual and structural repetition: the three characters enter through the same door, ask more or less the same question about Sly's will, and exit having reached more or less the same bargain.

Under the terms of the exit agreement reached when she left the company, in which she received £16.1m in compensation for future loss of earnings, Brooks is understood to have been promised a role that was "commensurate" with her former job as chief executive if she were to be found innocent.