Sentence examples for seeking to exit from inspiring English sources
United, which is based in Chicago, is seeking to exit bankruptcy by early 2004.
The Brazilian embassy, the Zelaya camp's makeshift home since September, has slowly emptied out and Zelaya himself may be seeking to exit Honduras.
WorldCom is seeking to exit Chapter 11 protection around the end of 2003, pending the approval of Judge Gonzalez, who is expected to conclude hearings this week.
Later that night, leaving the Market Theatre, he suddenly looks his age, sunken beneath a flat cap and seeking to exit un-trumpeted through the draughty foyer.
Hewlett Packard, of course, is flailing around for a new business model, and is seeking to exit the personal-computer business altogether.Americans' entrepreneurial self-esteem is now embodied by Apple, Google, Facebook and Amazon.
Executives at the bank, based in Evansville, Ind., and a large community lender with 100 branches and $8 billion in assets, began seeking to exit TARP almost as soon as the Treasury wired it the money in December.
Ultimately Carrefour, the world's No.2 retailer, after Wal-Mart, could even seek to exit Belgium, analysts say.
Yet private equity firms typically seek to exit their stakes after several years, often through a stock offering.
El Paso has recently sought to exit money-losing ventures to focus on its pipelines and cutting debt.
In newspaper opinion pieces published in all three countries this week, Chinese officials emphasized Beijing's support for European leaders as they seek to exit the crisis.
Mr. Buffett's money does not come cheap, so it's logical that G.E., as Goldman did recently, would seek to exit the deal as soon as possible.
