Sentence examples for forfeiting any from inspiring English sources

But tolerating the star's behavior means forfeiting any standing to be shocked about it later.

In the final minutes, the Devils took a series of penalties, including fights by defenseman Scott Stevens and forward Jim McKenzie, forfeiting any chance for a comeback.

The black employees who lost their jobs were asked to sign waivers entitling them to better severance packages in exchange for forfeiting any participation in the lawsuit.

That said, Emmert was not going to be forfeiting any of the tens of millions of dollars his organization made as a result of the tournament the Kentucky team was so spectacular in winning.

Refusing to assume the risk of your own death is to miss the moral seriousness of killing; it means forfeiting any ethical defence for what you've done, in essence turning killing into murder.

Although he was much influenced by the work of Paul Cézanne in the early 20th century, he turned away from this style in the 1930s and embraced Socialist Realism, becoming a classic exemplar of Soviet painting and forfeiting any further claim to innovation in his art.

As for politicians of either party, they have as a class long since forfeited any right to expect a respectful hearing.

He has long ago forfeited any right to be trusted.

But long before Tahrir Square Egypt forfeited any claim to Arab leadership.

Any company that drills for oil there forfeits any claim to environmental responsibility".

In addition, the court can order Mr. Tourre to forfeit any profits from his violations.