Sentence examples for So forgoing from inspiring English sources

So, forgoing their pride and thinking about their cash-strapped family, they take whatever job they can.

Even so, forgoing a plea has already produced benefits.

Even so, forgoing the guidance of a VC firm and the name and connections it provides is a major cost for Offroad's clients–and also a risk for investors.

It's usually the owners themselves taking care of the tidying up, so forgoing the housekeeping tip is perfectly acceptable.

"You should diversify across the country," he added, even if doing so forgoes some state tax breaks.

It's just nice to be popular for once".Last week, the Tories announced that they would scrap the government's plans to raise university tuition fees in 2006 from their current, purely nominal, £1,100 a year to a maximum of £3,000, and make up the £700m or so forgone from fees by dropping the government's target of getting 50% into a university.

Do they care about her at all? "Emma Goldman: An Exceedingly Dangerous Woman," on PBS tonight, avoids such questions and in doing so forgoes an opportunity to illuminate the link between idealism and terrorism and to gauge the relevance of Goldman to our accursed world.

So forgo long introductions and include only the essential elements.

Bradley S. Phillips, a lawyer for the state, said the Arizona system did indeed address potential corruption by encouraging candidates to accept public financing and so forgo the need to raise private money.

It's only $14.07 with free shipping so forgo a couple of energy drinks and order it.

You pay more for the service of having someone else cut up the fruit, so forgo this and do it yourself.