Sentence examples for be forgone over from inspiring English sources

That analysis, found on the IPA website, reveals that almost 6,000 of the claimed job "losses" are new positions that might be "forgone" over the next decade because of Labor's opposition to the government's proposed company tax cut, something the think tank says is a "provisional" assessment that does not take into account the fact that Labor supports the small business tax cuts.

Now, to be clear, Y Combinator will not be forgoing its usual method of combing over any and all startup pitches outside of the ones they lay out.

As Goldman Sachs announced that its top seven bankers would be forgoing a bonus this year, an echo could be heard over in Switzerland.

Based on age-specific smoking prevalence in 2007 [ 20], our results imply that approximately 70,000 Pap smears and 150,000 immunisations are forgone annually by Australian smokers aged 45 years and over.

Too bad the opportunity was forgone.

An opportunity to prepare for the inevitable was forgone.

He's forgone traditional campaign tactics like heavy television advertising and the sophisticated data targeting that President Obama perfected over his two campaigns.

One more cost is forgone interest.

Initially efficiency is increased as gas turbines are forgone.

The rest of this story, though not simple, was forgone.

Hyperallergic.com said museumgoers all over the world are forgoing Picasso for Pikachu, and posted these tweets as proof.