He forfeited many of his family's assets, and resettled with his wife, Leila, and their four children in London.
Company executives, blinded by their own mindsets as copier salesmen, forfeited many of the best people and prototypes at PARC to the next-generation firms that shepherded in the era of personal computing, such as Apple, Microsoft, Adobe and 3Com.
That same-sex unions would be nonsensical when marriage in the recent history of our country presupposed that women would forfeit many of their rights to men if they participated in the institution is a compelling argument that the definition of marriage changed long before 2015.
"Disabled players with at least three seasons in the league are fully vested in the NFL's retirement plan, but the maximum pension benefit pales to even the minimum rookie salary; so for the solid veterans and bona fide tars, premature retirement means forfeiting many millions of dollars". .
But these analysts, noting that half of the world's market capitalization is outside the United States, assert that not looking abroad means forfeiting many opportunities.
Here's what EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson told Congress last week: "All told, nullifying this part of the Clean Air Act would forfeit many hundreds of millions of barrels of oil savings, at a time when gas prices are rising yet again.
And they too would blow up their negotiations and forfeit many hundreds of millions of dollars in state aid.
OF course, people who leave large companies may also forfeit many benefits and perks, like in-house gyms and child-care centers, not to mention more flexible hours.
"We forfeited many a match because we didn't even have enough players".
Mr Santorum may have forfeited as many as 18 of Ohio's 66 delegates before a single vote was cast by failing to compile the proper paperwork.
