Sentence examples for getting ousted from inspiring English sources

Law and history make clear that Trump's most urgent risk is not getting ousted; it is getting hobbled by unpopularity and distrust.

But those who watched what Fiorina did to HP – mishandling the $25bn acquisition of Compaq, getting ousted by the board in 2005 with a $21m golden parachute, repeatedly being named one of the worst CEOs in American corporate history – say those supposed accomplishments are already coming back to "haunt" her run for the White House.

The problem is the root of all of the speculation is coming from bankers, and that could mean they just want the market to think she's getting ousted.

In the wake of co-founder and CEO Andrew Mason getting ousted, Katz told me that it was simply "business as usual" at Groupon, with the company just focused on shipping new products.

Getting ousted from the NIMH after 20 years of success taught him about indifference, power and rebuilding.

White House officials have begun betting pools of sorts among each other on who's getting ousted next.

Discouraged, she creates dances with her friends to Negro spirituals and gets ousted from the company altogether.

When Michael Moriarty got ousted by Sam Waterston, the show's condition was clearly terminal, but I held on for the sake of Chris Noth.

Here are some guesses about how Heathcliff acquired his fortune: Invented an app that I.P.O.'d at a billion dollars but then was revealed to have a toxic, sexist office culture, and he got ousted as C.E.O.

The nexus of that growth often comes down to real estate: Who owns it, who gets the sweet deals on it, who gets ousted, and who among Communist Party officials and their developer cronies pockets the big bucks from the infrastructure, business and residential projects that have turned China into a monumental construction site.

Lad mag Maxim was sold to a buyout fund, and he got ousted in February 2008.