The Mets risked forfeiting the game, but Kranepool said: "If we do forfeit, so what?
And we haven't come this far to forfeit so easily.
It cannot be forfeited so easily.
Of course, it's not in the Arab League's interest to be abused and made to look ridiculous; and some of its most powerful members — the kings of Saudi Arabia and Jordan, for instance — have made it clear that they regard Assad as having forfeited any legitimacy by killing so many of his people.
She was quietly determined, functional, and content in her depression; she would not have forfeited her sickness for anything, since it had taken her so many years to admit to her need for attention, and being ill was one way of getting it.
There are so many compromises to being an obese parent: I was simply forfeiting the ability to participate in so many wonderful moments.
These devices are explicitly designed to be addictive, but because we rely on them for so many quotidian activities and tasks, quitting cold turkey would mean forfeiting a place in modern society.
We have an unprecedented opportunity to share Christ with our world, and it would be a shame if we forfeited it and engaged in the artificial narratives of hope and change that so many in our nation will be enamored by.
But for so many of us, every morning minute is precious, and we'd rather forfeit a decent breakfast to spend that quarter-of-an-hour in bed, or getting to work earlier.
Many of the "unbanked," as those in the finance world refer to people lacking accounts, are immigrants who fear doing business with commercial banks, or people who have a history of accumulating so many overdraft, below-minimum-balance and other fees that they end up forfeiting their accounts.
