Sentence examples for preparing an exit from inspiring English sources

The hiring of Mr. Rufrano in February indicates that Exor is preparing an exit strategy, some analysts said.

A recent surge in Bangladeshis buying homes abroad is perhaps a sign that some of the families that control the clothing business are preparing an exit.

The "60 Minutes" correspondents Steve Kroft, 56, Leslie Stahl, 60, and Ed Bradley, 60, are relative youngsters, he said, and do not seem to be preparing an exit, either.

Saeb Erekat, a senior Palestinian official who has been suggesting for weeks that the Israeli leader was preparing an "exit strategy from the peace process," said tonight that he had called it right.

"Their goal is to break our will and persuade us to prepare an exit strategy," a Washington-based official said.

Virtually everyone has prepared an exit plan in case they have to flee the city and even the country, said a local journalist, Borjan Jovanovski.

I believe it can, but if not, it is time to prepare an exit strategy that will not do lasting damage to our country.

See if you can agree with your boss to prepare an "exit statement" that will describe your departure in terms that are acceptable to both of you, Mr. Opton said.

But some French politicians are also beginning to ask whether Mr. Chirac has prepared an exit strategy that will enable France to mend its ties with Washington and London as well as preserve France's political gains.

If you think this may be a problem with this particular guy, then prepare an exit strategy in advance, whether it's meeting a friend or needing to go run an errand.

MR. OLIVEIRA shows no signs of preparing a similar exit for himself.