Others are sent by their parents to the fields to earn money and learn a trade but end up forfeiting their earnings to middlemen.
Danish taxes offend him so deeply that he cannot stop writing about them; at one point, he calculates that a Dane can end up forfeiting up to seventy-two per cent of her income to the state.
Many of the "unbanked," as those in the finance world refer to people lacking accounts, are immigrants who fear doing business with commercial banks, or people who have a history of accumulating so many overdraft, below-minimum-balance and other fees that they end up forfeiting their accounts.
Too often, startups end up forfeiting intellectual property rights by neglecting to protect their ideas and inventions.
Anyway, I'd probably end up forfeiting one of my wishes to get Daddy to stop drinking, because all that came out of his bottle was the devil.
"He ended up forfeiting billions of dollars of revenue for the state as the industry expanded into progressively deeper water in subsequent decades, though at the time he could hardly have foreseen the magnitude of his miscalculation," the authors noted in the historical account.
However, they tend to have penalties, and if you withdraw money before the set term ends, you will end up forfeiting interest.
"About half the time I have to tell people, 'Listen, there's nothing I can do,' " said Mr. Schlesinger, adding that 20percentt of his clients end up forfeiting deposits.
He was supposed to defend the title in 1975, but ended up forfeiting it without making a single move: the World Chess Federation would agree to only 63 of Fischer's astonishing 64 ground rules for the match.
