Sentence examples for forfeited a chance from inspiring English sources

Others have said the White House forfeited a chance to compromise with Mr. Dole and other Senate Republicans.

By doing so, White forfeited a chance to win the Ticket to Ride World Snowboard Tour championship.

Its commanders have not only lost a special bond with the United States that had endured for half a century, but also forfeited a chance to secure a strategic bridgehead in Kurdish northern Iraq.

And, without an appealing entry-level car, GM would forfeit a chance to hook young buyers early.

But Mr. Obama forfeited a further chance for harvesting major savings from costly and unnecessary weapons systems designed for the cold war.

By his action, Toms forfeited any chance for a big paycheck and the attendant prestige should he have won.

This has made me incredibly angry as I appear to have forfeited any chance of a redundancy payment, but the company appears to be admitting the role was never doable part-time.

Another recent potential presidential candidate, Mark Sanford, governor of South Carolina, forfeited all chance at the Oval Office by having an affair with an Argentine woman and lying about the use of state funds to fly down to South America for romps with her while claiming he was hiking the Appalachian Trail.

He forfeited any chance at returning to the top when he opted for a private settlement instead of public vindication.

Instead, the team (which won three games its first two seasons) forfeits a chance at the championship and plays a less demanding nine-game schedule.

Salamon's clear from the beginning that this is not a critical biography, and is especially good on how Wasserstein internalized her disapproving mother; in so doing, she forfeited any chance at real intimacy.