Sentence examples for for the forgone from inspiring English sources

But bag fees are so irritating that Southwest decided to go without.Executives crow that this has allowed Southwest to poach customers from rivals, which has made up for the forgone fees.

If rich countries want them to preserve their forests to keep the planet cool, they should provide some compensation for the forgone logging revenue.

To do that, he had asked rich countries to fork out $3.6 billion as compensation for the forgone oil revenues, but he only raised $13.3m.

It could be argued that the leisure preference is such that wages can fully compensate for the forgone leisure enjoyment from postponing retirement.

The latter averted productivity loss accounted for the forgone income of a parent who was absent from work to take care of his/her influenza-infected child [ 40].

And when asked how he would make up for the revenue forgone, Turnbull would point to a graph showing the budget returning to a slim surplus (0.2% of GDP) in 2020-21 and say this proved that the growth dividend and other Coalition savings would fill the revenue hole just fine.

But that modelling has been questioned by analysts including the Grattan Institute, who think the benefit could be much smaller, and Bowen insisted the tax cuts were "unfunded" anyway because Morrison had not taken any other decisions to make up for the revenue forgone.

In economic evaluations (cost-utility analysis), utility in anticipation of exercise should be expressed in terms such as quality-adjusted life years (QALY), as should the possible losses of utility in anticipation for the activity forgone in favor of exercise [ 13].

But a new campaign for the brand forgoes children, focusing instead more on adult sensibilities.

But America has pledged to protect Japan in return for the Japanese forgoing offensive arms.

Brook and Robin declared early for the draft, forgoing two seasons of collegiate eligibility.