It is estimated that interest foregone cost customers more than £3bn in 2013 alone.
He says he will abort his campaign if Mr. Cuomo ultimately runs again for attorney general, but in New York political circles a gubernatorial bid is viewed as such a foregone conclusion that more than half a dozen potential candidates are considering following Mr. Dinallo into the race.
I stopped writing the names down as they became less of a foregone conclusion and more of a wistful dream that might never come true.
More recently, he's foregone explicit guidance for more illuminating meditative experiences.
If Westerners think there is a foregone conclusion, hostility to more national monuments will be unavoidable.
Victoria, Queensland, SA and the ACT argue the states and territories can support the measure without suffering a financial loss because the foregone revenue will be "more than covered" by new revenue from the so-called "Netflix tax".
He has delivered millions of government dollars to his Senate district, dispensed patronage without apology, recognized the powers of incumbency in state politics, and made his re-election more a foregone conclusion than a serious contest.
Countries included are BE, DE, EE, ES, FR, LV, LT, AT, PL, PT, SI, SK, FI, SE. 9 The increase in relative costs of job creation schemes suggests that countries with low foregone earnings invest relatively more on job creation schemes than on other measures.
An expanded playoff field appeared to be a foregone conclusion, with one more team per conference qualifying and only the No. 1 seed getting a first-round bye.
A sweeping victory in the election for the junta's two proxy parties is a foregone conclusion – they have far more candidates than any of the other parties, far more money, and in dozens of seats are standing unopposed.
