Sentence examples for technical exits from inspiring English sources

In a country more renowned for its B2B and technical exits — Cisco's $5 billion NDS deal being one example from last year, but so are Facebook's two previous Israeli acquisitions, feature phone interface designer Snaptu and facial recognition company Face.com — this is one of the first big consumer tech exits in Israel.

These are the specifications for entering the race (and 381 individuals did so during this cycle); but by contrast we do not have technical requirements for exiting the race.

Philadelphia's press broke down Chris Childs, who eventually fouled out and drew a technical foul upon his exit.

In some stable work environment (low probability of technical change), the intended exit age ranges from 60 to 64.

And the monetary stance that makes sense for America's domestic economy will add to the problems facing the emerging world.That is why policymakers face huge technical difficulties in getting the exit strategies right.

Then, we examine the effect of our industrial indicators of technical change on the intended exit age of respondents (columns 2 and 3).

There is still a chance that there will be no national exit poll anyway as technical difficulties may make it impossible to process one.

While in simple jobs without technical change, workers may intend to exit the labour force between 60 and 64, a high probability of technical change leads these workers to advance their retirement intentions to less than 60 years old.

In other technical developments, Ferrari introduced revised bargeboards, exhaust exits and an altered windscreen for its F2008 car.

If their skills are updated, we expect that technical change encourages workers to delay their exit age.

We note that from a technical position, Capita may now be looking at an exit from its FTSE100 status at the current share price.