Sentence examples for cannot forgo the from inspiring English sources
"You need skillful diplomacy, but you cannot forgo the points of leverage".
Or should she decide that since, on average, women with estrogen-fed tumors gain a small survival benefit from chemotherapy, she cannot forgo the treatment?
But there is often a catch: though the potential retirees may no longer need the salary, they cannot forgo the health insurance.
Though the special menu has 25 entrees, my sister, Carolyn -- who travels three hours to see me (though I suspect she comes for Izzie's) -- cannot forgo the lump crab cake platter with two sides ($10).
Elements on both sides cannot forgo this struggle and will not contemplate the demands of cohabitation or political coexistence.
"I am a glory that Libya cannot forgo and the Libyan people cannot forgo, nor the Arab nation, nor the Islamic nation, nor Africa, nor Latin America, nor all the nations that desire freedom and human dignity and resist tyranny!" Colonel Qaddafi shouted in February.
For his part, Mr Talat is adamant that, after their experience of the 1960s, Turkish-Cypriots cannot forgo some protection from Turkey.Men of propertyProperty may prove tougher still.
Yet in the last analysis, advertisers have been forced to recognize that magazines, like newspapers, cannot forgo too much of their independence without forfeiting the loyalty of their readers and hence their value as an advertising medium.
British producers (and even more so, foreign investors) cannot forgo preferred access to a region that takes about 45percentt of their exports.
We regret it, but we will be forced to do so, since we cannot forgo our own security and that of our allies.
Most families in poor countries would prefer to send children to school instead of to work, but they cannot afford to forgo the income their children bring home.
