Sentence examples for forfeiting serious from inspiring English sources

These range from the mild (having your failure publicised on its website) to the severe (forfeiting serious sums of money to charity, not to stickK).

If investigators conclude that the university ignored warning signs or should have known about wrongdoing, it could face serious consequences, including forfeiting games, returning championship money, losing scholarships or being banned from postseason play.

He told MPs the governing body is instructing its lawyers to draw up a team agreement for the world indoor championships in Oregon in March where athletes will have to agree that they are "forfeiting the right ever to be picked for Britain again" if found guilty of a serious doping offence.

In the second place, pathogen-resistance against frequent and blindfold applied antiinfectives is a serious problem particularly with regard to the next ten or twenty years with the high risk of forfeiting therapeutic options.

"Simply forfeiting our deposit.

How about forfeiting your life?

That's a lot of forfeiting.

"So if you're not forfeiting his home, why are you forfeiting his pension?

The Mets risked forfeiting the game, but Kranepool said: "If we do forfeit, so what?

Cameron explained forfeiting his share as complex.

Others moved out, forfeiting their deposits.