Sentence examples for exit year from inspiring English sources

4 By the exit year, only 18 of them had made it (whether under democracy or continued dictatorship) to $1,000, only 6 to $2,000, and only 3 to more than $3,000.

If we consider as "initially poor" those countries with less than $2,000, we find that among 98 dictatorships first observed below this level, by the exit year only 26 had made it to $2,000, 15 to $3,000, 7 to $4,000, and 4 to $5,000.

These cohorts were defined by FM graduates exit year of graduation (1993 to 1996, 1997 to 1999 and 2000 to 2003).

We compared the three FM graduate cohorts by their exit year and we examined FM graduates who were practicing in 2005/06 and compared them to all FPs practicing in Ontario in 2005/06.

"They were supposed to close or reconfigure the exit years ago," said Laura Raiola, who has lived nearby, on Fahy Avenue, for 16 years.

Crucially, she turned the Doctor's duty of care back onto him, flip-reversing the nature of Donna Noble's exit years ago.

But he said the uncertainty generated by the possibility of an EU exit years in the future would also be damaging.

Otherwise she will make a quick exit". Years ago, as that pivotal season on the Vineyard wound down, Smith Metzler faced a similarly momentous crossroads.

His "path forward" with more troops and fighting will take America more deeply into a conflict it should have exited years ago.

Yet, the drag of the post-exit years will be felt, and much of the UK's prosperity will depend on how open it remains to international investment and talent.

African American students were up to a third more like to exit at year's end compared with Latino pupils.