Sentence examples for forfeited for from inspiring English sources

How often has a tournament team been forfeited for using an underage player?

True, Mr. Orcel received no new cash or shares for joining his Swiss rival: the award simply replaces three years' worth of pay he forfeited for leaving Bank of America Merrill Lynch.

Short has continued his fine form this week at India's Kolkata Open where he is joint leader with 3.5/4 in an event which became news when French GM Vladislav Tkachiev was forfeited for being drunk at the board.

For them to do that, there has to be a value incentive, just as there is when Google Maps accesses GPS – privacy is forfeited for the sake of convenience and value.

O'Neill said that in the event the couple were to break up, Benitez had promised to provide her with a car, tuition payments and reimbursement of the wages she said she forfeited for the sake of their relationship.

What had been a delicately observed coming-of-age story is forfeited for a banal journey of self-discovery and recovery, complete with a sensitive lover, a torrent of tears and that big fat shiny lie: closure.

By accepting Louie's deal, he forfeits, for a time, his self-respect and the love of a decent woman.

During that time GQ's character, Stix, a hip-hop artist, must decide how much of his dignity he'll forfeit for dough.

Barber's endorsement income, which he believes he will have to forfeit for the sake of his journalism career, is now only slightly less than that of his football salary: four and a half million dollars a year.

With any other director, the tendency would be to classify the smaller, cheaper films as personal and the bigger, costlier ventures as strictly professional, pounds of flesh that an artist like Mr. Soderbergh must forfeit for experiments (and box office flops) like "The Good German" and his touching, unloved remake of Andrei Tarkovsky's "Solaris".

The president, Akio Toyoda, and other top executives also forfeited bonuses for the second consecutive year.