Sentence examples for finding an exit from inspiring English sources

Until that problem is addressed, the eurozone seems no closer to finding an exit from the lobster pot.

"When you put all the elements together," he said, the likelihood of finding an exit ramp from war "has shrunk very near to zero probability".

We suggest that the perivascular crawling of neutrophils is a process of finding an exit from the endothelial basement membrane and pericyte sheath.

The Pope has indicated repeatedly that he is considering ways to steer the church toward turning the page and finding an exit strategy from the maelstrom.

The official Administration line today was that the Russians themselves would have to sort out the approach that they take to finding an exit from their economic and political morass.

ROME — For years, former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi deftly navigated the labyrinth of Italian justice, always finding an exit — until Thursday, when Italy's highest court handed him his first definitive sentence, upholding a prison term for tax fraud and sending Italy's fragile government on the road to crisis.

In Iraq, finding an acceptable exit will look like success; Afghanistan is slipping.

Iraqis know that they cannot yet manage their own security and, within a certain level of tolerance, they do not want foreign forces to leave until they can.That is why American and British troops need to be prepared to stay at least into 2006, and why the talk of finding an earlier exit strategy is misjudged.

There was also talk of finding a legal "exit" for the imprisoned Brotherhood leadership.

AMERICAN banks with problem loans have been finding a new exit for them, away from the public eye: they have been putting them in their trading account.

The alliance is beset with problems: inadequate defence spending, finding a respectable exit from Afghanistan, and America's "pivot" to Asia.