Sentence examples similar to perceived exit from inspiring English sources

I've been on record warning that once the market perceives the exit for QE is near, yields will rise.

Anyone who bets against Facebook probably deserves to lose their money". So while many high-ranking Facebookers have departed in the year since the IPO, he doesn't want his exit perceived as a sign that Facebook is losing steam.

So while many high-ranking Facebookers have departed in the year since the IPO, he doesn't want his exit perceived as a sign that Facebook is losing steam.

The Georgian opposition is equally wise to pledge that he will retire with respect so his forced exit is perceived as a legitimate transfer of power.

In fact, all providers and patients who participated in focus group discussions and 75% of patients who completed the exit survey perceived the medication to be effective.

Despite his escalation, since the beginning of his presidency, Obama has faced criticism for a perceived rush for the exits in Afghanistan because of his series of timetables – not always substantively met – for withdrawing troops.

Furthermore, VCs have had to support their perceived winners longer because exits have been fewer and farther between.

"He does not want to exit on a perceived failure.

The election will also decide the future of Australia's 1,500 troops in and around Iraq. Mr Howard has said that the military commitment was in the national interest and that a premature exit would be perceived as a defeat.

The Times recently revealed that Brexit-backing MPs have been coordinating their attacks on chancellor Philip Hammond, Bank of England governor Mark Carney, high court judges and other perceived enemies of a hard exit from Europe via a WhatsApp group called "ERG DExEU/DIT Suppt Group".

All of these factors reduce the perceived risks of entry and of exit, should the enterprise fail.