Sentence examples for most exit from inspiring English sources

Most exit interviews are conducted by someone in human resources, and the departing employee is typically leaving the organization voluntarily.

Most exit polls showed that the main opposition BJP, a Hindu nationalist party which is led by Narendra Modi, is on course to win the election.

Your article bemoaning the intractability of the electorate ("The Melting-Pot Politics of 2000 Are Truly Soupy," Week in Review, Feb. 13) points up a major shortcoming with current political punditry, one that is evident in the published results of most exit polls.

But while India had the most exit deals done so far, China completely dominated in terms of investment volume.

Although a small fraction of ENAs from core solar wind protons are visible at 1 AU, most exit the HP and become PUIs in the VLISM, producing significant flux near ({sim } 0.1 keV.

The nation's preeminent Hispanic polling firm, Latino Decisions, has pointed out that most exit polls use a flawed methodology when it comes to Hispanic voters, leading to an oversampling of Republican Latino voters that inflates the Republican share of the Hispanic vote.

Last year, for example, JetBlue began making most exit-row seats on its A320 aircraft available to passengers just after purchase.

Malinga probably owes his technique to the wet sand he learned to bowl on, while Sanath, our most exiting batsman, may owe his lack thereof to the coconut trees that surrounded his childhood playgrounds.

Most exits were said to be locked.

LC: Most exits come through M&A.

But most exits are not billion-dollar IPOs or even $200 million acquisitions.