Sentence examples for logical exit from inspiring English sources
(May is the end of the standard television season and more logical exit point than August; Mr. Carson left in May 1992, after 30 years).
In retrospect, it is tempting to conclude that the initial fateful decision to hear the first case made the eventual outcome all but inevitable, that a narrow majority had set the court on a path from which there was no other logical exit unless the Florida Supreme Court itself backed down.
The San Francisco-based electronic signature company views an IPO as its most logical exit, CFO Mike Dinsdale told Mergermarket.
However the saddest part is that the investors who lost all these billions and trillions of dollars could have avoided this disaster by simply using some logical exit strategy to protect their investments.
With the merger option off the table for many companies due to the long lockup in credit markets that has only recently loosened, the IPO route is the logical exit for most companies backed by venture capital or private equity firms, Regan added.
So a logical alternative exit would be a sale to another carrier, or someone else willing to take on the business.
There are several reasons for the omissions; informational overload, the procedural steps are not entirely logical, premature exits in which procedures at the end of a task are left out and unexpected interruptions in the task process [ 32].
Official Dollarization-If voluntary dollarization continues, the authorities might follow a more logical path by exiting convertibility and officially dollarizing.
So a partial exit would be logical.
The 55-year-old has received credit for walking away from any potential compensation, but his exit is the logical end point to a string of signings that haven't worked and the club's worst points tally at this point in the season since 82-83, when they eventually went down.
