Sentence examples for could be foregone from inspiring English sources

That is, the opportunity cost of the disinvestments were assessed and it was felt that the benefit gain of these programs could be foregone in view of meeting the organization's budget requirements.

Sentinel node biopsy could also be foregone due to the very low cumulative incidence of axillary disease in this age group.

If such a loss merited a bonus to be foregone, what would a bigger loss merit?

She does not explain how much consumption would have to be foregone.

The point is that some pleasures ought to be foregone for ethical reasons.

The higher costs faced by insurers in the ACA market demonstrate how much medical care was being foregone by Americans who couldn't get insurance in the past.

Journalists these days prefer a prophetic role more than an informative one, even though knowing more about the issues could help voters actually make the choices they are told are foregone conclusions.

"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.

Hallucinogens were imbibed, Captain Beefheart records were studied, some washing was foregone and schroomadealica was born.

But the climate change levy raises less than is foregone by the national insurance cut.