Sentence examples for projected exit from inspiring English sources

Much like the problem of the chicken and the egg, it becomes difficult to differentiate between a valuation rooted in projected exit value and a valuation rooted in perceived market value.

Behind them was a row of cheap eating places -- Subway, Ray's Pizza, Village Shuwarma -- most with a small awning and a slightly projecting exit forming an enclosed zone in front.

As the official vote count progressed slowly one day after the country's presidential election, it appeared that Mikhail Saakashvili was headed for an even more overwhelming win than the 86 percent projected by exit polls.

Mr. Santorum may be able to hold Mr. Romney to a single-digit victory if downstate votes represent a larger share of the turnout than projected by exit polls, or if he holds Mr. Romney's results down in the more exurban parts of the Chicago area, which have been slower to report results than the closer-in suburbs.

Her current project Exit Zero uses family stories to examine the long-term impact of deindustrialization in the United States.

On Sunday night, "60 Minutes" had a feature about Operation Project Exit that takes veterans suffering PTSD back to Iraq as a means of healing.

 A clear project exit strategy needs to be developed.

9. Project design should include a formal project exit strategy 10.

The community should also be informed about the project exit strategy.

The settlement timeline, assuming approvals from the court, projects an exit from the litigation next summer, which would be yet another of those installment plan headline-grabbers.

When the project exits from the venture, by way of compensation for lead investors' efforts and the risk they take, they are often paid in the form of a "carry," that is, a proportion of the total exit profits (typically around 20%).