Sentence examples for fear forfeiting from inspiring English sources

Companies that get into trouble providing what they have promised have an incentive to hide problems, as G4S did, because they fear forfeiting payment if they admit they are struggling.Still, few believe outsourcing will dwindle.

In the book, he fears forfeiting "the right to feel angry.

They cannot work for their living, for fear of forfeiting their draft deferment.

In each case fear of forfeiting millions is the motivating factor.

But I fear she forfeited that with the mass of magazine covers and red carpet appearances she has made over the past few years.

This month the high court rejected an attempt by the Guardian to force the publication of Charles's "particularly frank" letters to ministers which they feared would "forfeit his position of political neutrality".

As described in an article in the Journal of the American Medical Association, the action stems from an irrational fear that saving lives is equivalent to forfeiting essential American values -- the act is reminiscent of 1950s paranoia where a glance askew was labelled as McCarthyism.

We looked at feeding an in-helmet signal to them, but that would have forfeited the fear factor, and engagement with their team-mates.

In fear the contractor would forfeit his retirement, in 2005 SFC Frenzel took it early.

"Simply forfeiting our deposit.

How about forfeiting your life?