Sentence examples for exits more from inspiring English sources

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.

Bangalore-based Mathias is also upbeat about the window for exits more generally across both India and Southeast Asia, with Sea (formerly Garena) filing to go public in the U.S. and Razer testing the appetite for public listings in Hong Kong.

It's hard to name a category of start-ups that has struggled to produce big, billion-dollar exits more than e-commerce.

Although the club had seven exits — more than the two required by fire codes for a building with its allowed maximum capacity of 299 — five led patrons into latched, fenced-in areas.

While you can slack off on certain areas of the apartment while cleaning the floors, you might want to step up your efforts on mopping/vacuuming the entrances and exits more often, especially during the winter or if you have pets.

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.