Sentence examples for extract itself from inspiring English sources

If the company can extract itself from Warnaco contracts, it could put itself back up for sale.

But it still low enough for the country to extract itself from the EC's 'excessive deficit' procedure.

Their leadership may even be happy to extract itself from the hard-right block in the Euro-Parliament.

Others in the market want to profit from JPM's need to extract itself from the lossmaking trade.

There, rising bond prices -- and the corresponding collapse in yields -- signal an economy that is stuck in the mud and unlikely to extract itself anytime soon.

HotJobs will pay TMP a $15 million breakup fee and $2 million for expenses to extract itself from that deal before merging with Yahoo.

If the Fed cannot extract itself quickly, they warn, the crucial task of allocating credit will become more political and less subject to rigorous economic analysis.

In England, once a school joins a multi-academy trust, it has no legal way to extract itself – even if the trust's services are inadequate.

The military version could land 36 men, or 12 men and a jeep, and extract itself from the beach for another shuttle run.

But when she takes his hand in public it squirms "like a captured maggot, trying to extract itself from hers without making it too obvious".

Mr. Ross and Mr. Siegel dueled over Mr. Ross's style and over what businesses Warner should sell to extract itself from the Atari mess.