Sentence examples for forfeit as a from inspiring English sources

"Were I ever alone in the dock I would not want to be arraigned before our flawed tribunals, knowing my freedom could be forfeit as a result of political pressures.

Best quote: "Were I ever alone in the dock I would not want to be arraigned before our flawed tribunals, knowing my freedom could be forfeit as a result of political pressures.

According to her, many may forfeit as much in lost deductions as they make in rental income: Lee recently consulted a cash-strapped couple who'd used Airbnb to keep up with a rent beyond their means, only to find they now owed more in taxes than they'd made from the service, in part because of deductions they'd lost in the process.

He would forfeit as much as $23 million of cash and stock in postmerger compensation, but could earn as much as $8 million a year as commissioner.

"All of a sudden, they just don't show up," Mr. Fulton said, noting that such cancellations often mean the buyers forfeit as much as 5percentt of the price.

— Jeff Gordinier Gothamist: The feeding frenzy of recriminations from the Great GoogaMooga goes into its seventh course: Organizers may forfeit as much as $1 million now that they've decided to refund the $250 tickets to the V.I.P. sideshow called Extra Mooga.

Mr Santorum may have forfeited as many as 18 of Ohio's 66 delegates before a single vote was cast by failing to compile the proper paperwork.

Yes, you heard that right -- it would be a misdemeanor on the first offense and a felony on the second offense to 'drive while undocumented.' Oh, and if that weren't enough, the driver attempting such a nefarious crime would also have their vehicle forfeited as well.

The S.E.C. gave Mr. Pai credit for $6 million due him under his insurance policy as a company officer that he previously forfeited as a payment to Enron shareholders in a class-action lawsuit.

When she was recruited in April, the insurer said: "Any long-term awards forfeited as a consequence of joining Prudential will be replaced on a like-for-like basis, subject to Prudential performance criteria".

"Bashir thinks this will please the outside world, especially Egypt, which does not mind if democracy is forfeited as long as fundamentalism is crushed," Mr. Turabi declared.