Sentence examples for be foregone from inspiring English sources
adjective
Previous, former
The kinds of excesses we've been seeing lately need not be foregone conclusions.
If such a loss merited a bonus to be foregone, what would a bigger loss merit?
The danger, of course, is that profitable (value-enhancing) undertakings that may increase risk will be foregone as a result.
No wonder many Australians will be asking whether, by 7 September, the outcome will be foregone conclusion.
If so, then wealth maximizing opportunities may be foregone as finite company resources are devoted to responding to and subsequently implementing these proposals.
If it were necessary that something should be foregone to which there was a legal right, the delivery of the mere written paper, which contained the first guarantee, was sufficient in this case.
Firework displays, for example, are foregone.
Hallucinogens were imbibed, Captain Beefheart records were studied, some washing was foregone and schroomadealica was born.
"In consequence, large sums in penalties have been foregone," Avaaz states.
If the show does nothing but reward military-style wits and agility, the winners are foregone.
But the climate change levy raises less than is foregone by the national insurance cut.
