Sentence examples for viable exit from inspiring English sources

Still, critics wondered if there were ever a viable exit strategy.

What happens in 2011 is different from whether he has a "viable exit strategy".

QUESTION FROM GRANT: Do you believe Obama has a viable exit strategy in 2011 or is this just wishful thinking?

"And the reason he didn't is, he said, he wrote in his book, because there was no viable exit strategy.

He says any intervention abroad should occur only if strict criteria are met, including clear, achievable goals and a viable "exit strategy".

That lack of a viable exit route may come to be seen as one of the defining flaws of the euro zone.

The authors calculate some 120,000 garment workers employed in the 62 factories that produce items for Walmart do not have fully viable fire exit systems.

Three and a half years after the building collapse, the authors conclude that the factories that provide clothes to some of the biggest names in retail have so far failed to implement key renovations by their own mandated deadlines and that: 62% still lack viable fire exits; 62% do not have a properly functioning fire alarm system; 47% have major, uncorrected structural problems.

But then there are also business owners out there who, for either confidentiality reasons or emotional reasons, just don't consider this a viable form of exit strategy.

Moving forward from Ping Identity's surprising acquisition, the question remains of whether tech unicorns will begin considering private equity as a viable means of exit.

Many of these companies lacked a viable or attractive exit for their founders as they were too small to be taken public and the founders were reluctant to sell out to competitors, making a sale to a financial buyer potentially attractive.