Sentence examples for forced to forgo from inspiring English sources
Girls are forced to forgo education for early marriage.
These clients are forced to forgo necessary diagnostic procedures and life saving treatments for their animals.
She also has been forced to forgo the luxury of living by herself.
Millions are forced to forgo the medical care that they cannot pay for.
They could also be forced to forgo bonuses and dividend payments, although that is not definite.
Instead, students are forced to forgo necessary care or incur severe medical debt.
If -- as Human Rights Watch proposes -- such a court has broad jurisdiction over atrocities committed in Iraq, not just license to try Saddam Hussein, it will send a strong message to opposition forces to forgo bloody reprisals during a coming war.
Without reliable inter-city transportation many people will be forced to hitchhike or forgo travel, whether it is for pleasure, work, or to access services entirely.
Sex workers were displaced to isolated areas with few protections from violence and abuse, were forced to rush or forgo screening clients and negotiating the terms of transactions (eg, fee and condom use) and agree to clients or sexual services they would otherwise refuse and were unable to access police protections.
But what if an illogical cutback had forced her to forgo screening?
Sluggish demand and heated competition in this segment of the American market has forced FedEx to forgo the rate increases that are helping its other segments grow.
