Sentence examples similar to accept to forgo from inspiring English sources

THE offer for the job of music critic came with this catch: If I accepted, I'd have to forgo any further work as a professional musician.

The word addendum has appeared in 49 New York Times articles in the past year, including on March 20 in "The Critic Returns, as the Performer" by Tom Moon: The offer for the job of music critic came with this catch: If I accepted, I'd have to forgo any further work as a professional musician.

They accept Starfleet's help to correct their ancient systems and recognize that they will have to forgo their invisibility to continue their society.

Of course, then you'd have to forgo "Revelations".

In the FlexPass-Plus study, subjects enter their willingness to accept (WTA) to forgo parking through daily second price auctions.

Hunt welcome the decision to freeze the fee next year and said he would reserve judgment on whether to accept the offer to forgo a 2012 increase.

The Northridge office of Dr. Charles Goodman will not accept new patients whose parents have decided to forgo immunizing them against communicable diseases, including measles.

Call on the Republican Party's candidates for President to forgo accepting contributions from Political Action Committees or federal lobbyists as President Obama has done since becoming a candidate for President in 2007.

Neither of us would have wanted to forgo them.

Provider beliefs may contribute to parental decisions to accept, delay or forgo vaccinations.

I have been asked to forgo convenience and choice for the last two months; now I am expected to accept a holiday food shortage for the purpose of gaining an attractive benefit package for grocery workers.