Sentence examples for whom exit from inspiring English sources

Some state Democrats say they are unsure what to expect from Mr. Lieberman, whom exit polls showed winning with more than two-thirds of the Republican vote and one-third of the Democrats.

Since then a number of others have briefly sat in the seats, including Jennifer Lopez and Steven Tyler, both of whom exited at the end of the 11th season last spring, leaving Mr. Jackson as the sole judge.

The same valuation/acquisition logic that applies for Microsoft and Facebook applies for acquirers and internet companies for whom exits in the hundreds of millions of dollars are a big deal – particularly in specific verticals like music and travel.

The difference in the proportion of patients completing the study was largely the result of the imbalance in randomization of the Child-Pugh class C patients, 69% of whom exited prematurely, regardless of treatment.

About 20% of UCL staff are EU nationals for whom an exit from Europe could mean greater bureaucracy and visa requirements, according to Arthur.

Entrepreneur First, the company builder and early-stage investor, has recruited two new venture partners, each of whom have exited a London startup in the last couple of years.

These APIs spawned a whole industry of well-funded startups, some of whom had big exits.

Shortly after nightfall, the Interior Ministry announced the standoff was over as the last of the protesters, some of whom were arrested, exited under police protection.

His US captors view him as a "leader" for whom the only acceptable exit route is transfer to his country of origin, Saudi Arabia.

If you want to know what percentage of voters in the Republican caucuses and primaries described themselves as born-again or evangelical Christians — and whom they voted for — exit polls will tell you.

She attributed the uptick to rising test scores and increased outreach to parents, some of whom obtained permits to exit their neighborhood schools.