Sentence examples for forfeit making from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, although the AIC, BIC, and CIT methods tend to detect false positives at high rates in these complicated situations, the CMST tests tend to forfeit making calls and tend to detect fewer false positives (see Figure S4, Figure S7, Figure S9, and Figure S12).

Quinoa varnishkes forfeit what makes kasha varnishkes worth eating — toasty, earthy buckwheat — in favor of damp and listless quinoa.

He was supposed to defend the title in 1975, but ended up forfeiting it without making a single move: the World Chess Federation would agree to only 63 of Fischer's astonishing 64 ground rules for the match.

Now Santorum should forfeit his chance after making a far dumber remark: Kids should beware of college because they'll get brainwashed.

Following the decision of another panel last week that Aidan Coleman should also forfeit his deposit after making a similarly interesting case, this will be seen as a sign that such appeals are being discouraged by the authorities.

And it left Edward G. Rendell, the Democratic National Committee's general chairman, in the embarrassing position of telling CNN that Mr. Gore had forfeited the election by making wrong-headed decisions about advertising and not sufficiently turning to Mr. Clinton to stump for the ticket.

There was no forfeit because neither made an effort to shake hands or to be civil.

We will see what is left in the race after the next forfeit stage and make a decision after that.

The tryouts are for anybody 18 or older, for those without college eligibility and for those willing to forfeit it to make the team.

At the same time, he said, most contracts do specify that if the buyer backs out of the deal, he or she will forfeit the deposit made when the contract is signed, usually 10percentt of the purchase price.

But under agreements reached with the district attorney's office, seven of the stores removed illegal knives from their shelves, agreed to forfeit profits they made from selling those knives over the past four years and agreed to finance a campaign to educate the public about illegal knives, Mr. Vance said.