Sentence examples for far forgone from inspiring English sources

Apple has so far forgone advertising revenue: its services are ad-free, but most of them require payment.

New York has so far forgone about $36 million in extra highway aid because of the legislative impasse, Senator Schumer said.

But our conclusion for independence was far from forgone.

So far, WhatsApp has forgone ads and instead made money by charging 99 cents to cell owners after 12 months of use.

But the warming climate has forced arena managers in the far north to forgo natural ice and turn to artificially made ice for longer ice seasons.

Millions of consumers will choose to pay a penalty and forgo far more expensive insurance until they actually need costly medical care, at which point they can enroll with no additional penalty at all.

Far more Americans reported forgoing health care because of cost.

They are willing to drive far, work late and forgo home-cooked dinners to sing, dance, act and be with friends.

Let's help consumers be consistent with their ethics even if means forgoing something far more delicious than battery-cage eggs.

Last month Pochettino had said Tottenham would forgo far-flung trips in an attempt to aid pre-season, yet it was announced the club would face the MLS All-Stars in Colorado on 29 July.

When end-of-life discussions occur, costs decrease because, armed with information, far more patients decide to forgo aggressive, costly treatments that often cause unnecessary suffering.