Sentence examples for long term exit from inspiring English sources
Hulu is giving YouTube a run for its money, but the business model is anything but certain and its long term exit strategy is murky (Disney, News Corp. and NBC Universal/Comcast are shareholders but also competitors).
The graceful way out has to be a long-term exit from huge fiscal deficits, and we need to provide incentives to produce, hire and export more.
In my experience, the most creative people would rather stay independent for as long as possible – even if they do have one eye on the long-term exit.
But family support still made a difference; Leonard got Kathy a deal that didn't slam the jailhouse door forever, and Jean suggested a long-term exit strategy based on good works helping other prisoners.
"A long-term exit strategy should be considered with any investment".
In order to support a staff of 60 people around 3 countries, The Family had to find a way to make money before those long-term exits.
That would show prospective private investors that the company was being run for the long term, not just to exit the government.
How to prepare to obtain health care long term as I began to exit the game.
In his warning not to expect the combination of low interest rates and rising money supply to remain in the long term, he said a "clear exit route" was needed "by which the extraordinary level of official financial support will be unwound as conditions return to normal".
Sustainability should be included in programme design, with a focus on exit strategies, long term fundraising strategies, community commitment, government buy-in, and institutional positioning.
