Sentence examples for forgo engaging from inspiring English sources
Patients forgo engaging in the important primary care services, such as cancer-screening tests, because it is just too difficult and takes time away from their jobs, which they cannot afford to miss.
But the failure to engage is to forgo any leverage to modify the above-mentioned concerns.
In providing child care for siblings and forgoing opportunities that require an engaged parent helping with homework or encouraging outside activities, teenage children in low-wage families are, Drs. Dodson and Albelda argue, "effectively subsidizing" their parents' employment as home health aides, janitors, food-service providers and retail clerks.
NHS officials told the Guardian that any individual local council that chose not to engage with NHS partners would forgo the opportunity to join up social care and health services more effectively, but that would be their choice.
Behind the glassed-in guard post at the second floor archway, in the warren of halls and offices that form the executive chamber, some tell themselves that Mr. Paterson's decision to forgo an election campaign frees them to engage in a final 300 days of good deeds.
Because of these laws, every citizen engaged in criminal activity is forced to forgo his/her constitutionally protected right to be accompanied by a gun.
Lucky for them, there's a small but engaged group of broke people willing to forgo the usual options for quick money (waiting tables, shitty temp jobs, selling your panties on Reddit) and put themselves on the dicey front lines of medical science for cash.
By the end of the play, Sergius has promised himself to the maidservant Louka, whose fiancé, the manservant Nicola, willingly forgoes his claim to her, and Raina has become engaged to Bluntschli, who has just inherited a number of Swiss hotels.
"There's a battle between parts of the brain that want the drug and the parts that are engaged in long-term deliberative thinking and forgoing the drug".
