Sentence examples for extracting itself from inspiring English sources

"The investment community was looking at the joint venture as the first evidence of Procter extracting itself from a food business it should not be in".

As a business owner, Lister is sceptical of those who argue the British economy could be better off 15 years from now after extracting itself from the EU.

Staying with the BBL, the league is extracting itself from its media rights deal with PA Sport after just one year.

And Mr. Loughridge said I.B.M. has been extracting itself from less-profitable deals and that revenue would suffer in the short term.

They argued that Enron North America could have generated billions of dollars while extracting itself from contracts as it prepared to transfer Enron's trading unit to UBS Warburg last month.

This was the highest the so-called Tankan index had been since 2008, and the rally supported the view that Japan was extracting itself, albeit slowly, from its worst recession since World War II.

"But the dolphin extracted itself and started swimming again".

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

Until the UK extracts itself from its obligations under EU treaties, the policy on freedom of movement remains the same.

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.