Sentence examples for forgo in from inspiring English sources

Such benefits are particularly hard to forgo in the midst of a recession.

But both contain high-end features that mainstream users will happily forgo in favour of rock-bottom pricing.

However, the amounts they forgo in the final payout will be considered a way of making good on their pledges.

Palestinians need to accept that resistance is over and forgo, in return for reparations, their right to return to pre-1967 Israel.

In the panic maths one does to justify expense, the latte is a reliable unit, small enough to seem trivial but still a luxury one tells oneself to forgo in tough times.

Far from lowering prices, Ms. Leonard said, the traditional funeral-home siblings of the discount shops will probably find ways to raise them, recouping from less price-sensitive customers the profits they forgo in the shops.

Opportunity cost, In economic terms, the opportunities forgone in the choice of one expenditure over others.

What other achievements were forgone in the time spent watching a sideways shuffle and air lasso?

The tax revenues forgone in this giveaway frenzy should concern Congress deeply.

"In some instances, prosecution must be forgone in favor of national security interests.

He was also smoking cigarillos, a habit he forgoes in public.