Sentence examples for forfeits a chance from inspiring English sources

Instead, the team (which won three games its first two seasons) forfeits a chance at the championship and plays a less demanding nine-game schedule.

Others have said the White House forfeited a chance to compromise with Mr. Dole and other Senate Republicans.

By doing so, White forfeited a chance to win the Ticket to Ride World Snowboard Tour championship.

That's why some progressives feel like Brown may be forfeiting a chance to have a bigger impact this election cycle.

Its commanders have not only lost a special bond with the United States that had endured for half a century, but also forfeited a chance to secure a strategic bridgehead in Kurdish northern Iraq.

And, without an appealing entry-level car, GM would forfeit a chance to hook young buyers early.

Selling a world-class forward – in my opinion Suárez is among the top 10 players in the game – to a direct Premier League rival would not only be a massive blow to their prestige, but also practically forfeits any chance of fighting the London club for a Champions League spot.

But Mr. Obama forfeited a further chance for harvesting major savings from costly and unnecessary weapons systems designed for the cold war.

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.

By his action, Toms forfeited any chance for a big paycheck and the attendant prestige should he have won.

This has made me incredibly angry as I appear to have forfeited any chance of a redundancy payment, but the company appears to be admitting the role was never doable part-time.