Sentence examples for forfeited its from inspiring English sources

In such cases it could be argued that the object of loyalty was no longer worthy of it or had forfeited its claim to it.

Its circulation has plunged — last year it forfeited its title as the nation's most widely circulated newspaper on weekdays to The Wall Street Journal.

Bebop may have asserted jazz's right to be taken seriously as art, but it forfeited its claim to a mass audience, which deserted in droves to rock and pop.

The three quadripotent ACOF parental clones gave rise to ACOF, AOF and COF daughters, illustrating self-renewal by generation of the former and differentiation by restriction into the latter two; while the single tripotential COF parent also did not self-renew, as it forfeited its osteogenic potential by producing a bipotential CF daughter.

Byers claimed he had persuaded Adonis to go easy on National Express after it prematurely forfeited its East Coast mainline franchise.

COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY--Announced it has forfeited its men's tennis and softball victories from spring 2003 after self-reporting to the NCAA a secondary violation in each sport.

To the extent that we discover it to be otherwise we have a reason for taking some action either to try to bring about a change in the object of our loyalty (what Albert Hirschman calls giving voice) or to abandon it (Hirschman's exit option) on the ground that it has forfeited its claim to our loyalty.

It had not forfeited its right to resist.

But Plavix is different because the company that won that right, the Canadian drug maker Apotex, forfeited its exclusive period after it flooded the market in 2006 with unauthorized generic versions of the drug.

For instance, in 2013 Hamburg forfeited its free port status, which it held for centuries.

In 133 and again in 88 it revolted against Rome and forfeited its autonomy.