Sentence examples for forgo building from inspiring English sources

Cloud storage is becoming increasingly popular as corporations forgo building their own traditional server farms in favor of managed solutions like Parascale.

For example, an amicus brief filed with the appeals court by the commonwealth of Virginia, which relies on the federal exchange, declares: "No one can reasonably claim that the federal government gave Virginia clear notice that its citizens would be denied... assistance as punishment for the Commonwealth's decision to forgo building its own health insurance exchange".

What if say, Google, in their attempt to finally create a cohesive social experience, decided to forgo building yet another service and instead went for the ultimate layer: the browser?

Leianna Padgett of RSPB Scotland said: "Robins can be inventive when it comes to building a nest, occasionally forgoing the conventional nestbox for a safe and snug site elsewhere.

In doing so, the company forgoes significant circulation revenue in favor of building an audience for advertisers.

The strategy sees Microsoft forgoing short-term search revenues in favor of building market share, and in our previous Techcrunch coverage Michael Arrington referred to the move as both "desperate and brilliant".

Taliban leaders say that until they get help in building an economy, they cannot ask farmers to forgo the only income they have.

Building at relatively high density helps LeylandAlliance to offset the profit it forgoes by reserving a substantial portion of land for public amenities, like a waterfront park, running paths and several restored ponds.

And Ross McEwan, the boss of state-owned Royal Bank of Scotland, said in February he would forgo a share award worth £1m to stop it being "a distraction from the task of building a great bank".

In exchange for oil shipments and international assistance in building nuclear power reactors that would not produce material easily upgraded into bomb-making elements, North Korea agreed to forgo its plutonium-based nuclear program.

In order to build Afghan ownership and capacity, contractors may need to forgo the actual building and instead redistribute the funds into Afghan institutions and initiatives like the CDCs, as foreign affiliation with the CDCs will put council members at immediate risk.