Sentence examples for worst exit from inspiring English sources

Judging by the amount of venture capitalist money invested, compared with the amount returned, the Novalux sale was the worst exit of 2008, according to data compiled by the Thomson Reuters.

Worst exit strategy: John Edwards, who, upon being confronted by a National Enquirer reporter at the Beverly Hills Hilton after paying a late-night visit to his former mistress and her child, did what any self-respecting ex-Senator and presidential aspirant with nothing to hide would do.

Take so-called "golden parachutes", the large pay-offs that even the worst exiting executives sometimes receive.

Really now, James's abandonment of northern Ohio wasn't even the worst-executed or worst-timed exit in the modern free-agent history of the N.B.A.

None of us wants to stay in the business forever and the worst possible exit strategy from escorting is to become a madam running other escorts.

At worst, care providers will exit the market in larger numbers as they endeavour to cope with these combined effects.

Official unemployment reached a record high of 12.4% last week, further proof that seven months after its €110bn bailout by the EU and IMF the recession-hit country is nowhere near exiting its worst economic crisis since the second world war.

Credit Agricole would be worst effected by a Greek exit.

Worst case If Greece does exit from the euro, the results will be far worse for the Greeks than for the rest of Europe.

Although most of the road here is on the state's list of roads with high accident rates, the worst section in town, around Exit 31, has only the 120th highest accident rate in the state.

Although most of the road in Greenwich is on the state's list of roads with high accident rates, the worst section in town, around exit 31, has only the 120th highest accident rate in the state.