Sentence examples for large exits from inspiring English sources

The private equity world had two large exits on Monday: Time Warner Cable bought Insight Communications, which is owned by the Carlyle Group and others, for $3 billion, and the agriculture giant Cargill said it would pay about $2 billion for Provimi, an animal feed producer owned by the European buyout shop Permira.

It has bigger structural issues now, but not 9.5% unemployment's worth.**Do note that this would be higher but for large exits from the labour force, and it's probably safe to assume that the structurally unemployed are more likely than the cyclically unemployed to exit the labour force.

Slowly but surely, other Midwestern cities are transformed by their large exits.

So historical growth in large exits is only partially predictive of future growth.

But where the firm really stands out is in its ability to appreciate large exits without fetishizing the "home run".

But this is a good thing, as these large exits can create hundreds of new angel investors overnight.

Project officials decided to paint large exit signs on the back doors, and they will eventually have drivers ask passengers to leave through the rear.

The police lost control outside the ground, where 24,000 Liverpool fans had to be funnelled through just 23 turnstiles, so Duckenfield ordered a large exit gate to be opened and a large number of people to be allowed in.

Anders Breivik, the shooter, had used hollow-tipped bullets designed to cause large exit wounds and maximum injury as he picked his way across the island of Utøya, executing anyone he found.

Small entry wounds on Mr. Jan's back and large exit wounds on his front suggested that he had been shot in the back while running away, Mr. Amanullah said.

By 2.48pm, the crowd at the turnstiles had compacted into a dangerous crush, and Marshall radioed the control room, asking if the large exit gate C could be opened.