Sentence examples for protracted exit from inspiring English sources
Finish any outstanding projects and have your possessions at least somewhat in order ahead of time to avoid a messy, protracted exit.
New York State Republicans rushed to ensure that the party could still mount a serious challenge to Hillary Rodham Clinton following Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani's protracted exit from the Senate contest yesterday.
This time last year, the Valley was caught up in the protracted exit of the leading tech blogger Michael Arrington from TechCrunch, the site he founded and sold to AOL.
The latest instalment in Eden Hazard's protracted exit from Lille is due after Belgium's friendly against England on Saturday 2 June when the 21-year-old playmaker says that he will announce which club he has decided to join: Manchester City, Manchester United or Chelsea.
In a bankruptcy, a company's financial and commercial creditors will often sell their claims in order to exit the protracted, contentious bankruptcy process.
Exit negotiations could be complicated and protracted.
The exit negotiations begin and are inevitably protracted in a game with such stacked odds.
Each issue has generated protracted debate.
She was the eventual pick of then-New York Gov. David Paterson, who appointed her to replace Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in a messy, protracted process best remembered for the way Caroline Kennedy abruptly, and controversially, entered the mix, only to make an equally abrupt exit from consideration.
They are also protracted.
