Sentence examples for forfeiting all the time from inspiring English sources

Individuals might feel pressured and confused by the two options confronting them: on the one hand, dropping out of medicine and forfeiting all the time, effort and money spent on schooling towards that aim; and on the other, reluctantly accepting the occupational risks, which may look frightening to the individual at that moment.

Shortly thereafter, the recipients forfeited all the grants.

My golden years came about in part because I forfeited all the bullshit that came from success.

In short, it's a giant waste of time and money, and the Saucedo teachers don't want their kids to have to forfeit all that instructional time over two weeks for a worthless standardized test that the Mayor's kids certainly won't be taking at their private school.

The consequence may include forfeiting all rights to property or spousal support.

The prosecutors said in the documents that Mr. Jackson would forfeit all of the memorabilia and the furs to the government.

McLaren are told they will forfeit all points won from the race for the constructors' championship.

Any team using an ineligible player will forfeit all games in which the ineligible player participated.

Penalty: Any team using an ineligible player will forfeit all games in which the ineligible player participated.

In correspondence with Einstein, Schlick explained that his monograph on Space and Time in Contemporary Physics was "less a representation of the general theory itself than a thorough-going elucidation of the thesis that space and time have now forfeited all objectivity in physics" (Schlick 1917).

The basketball coach was fired, the athletic director resigned under pressure and the team forfeited all but one victory.