Sentence examples for forgo products from inspiring English sources

A regular contributor to the conservative site Redstate.com, the blogger Teresa Koch, described the protests as "a lovely little temper tantrum being thrown by a bunch of well-fed white kids who fancy themselves as some sort of modern-day, new age revolutionaries," and called on the protesters to forgo products from companies like Google and Apple, and the makers of Ivory soap.

Ask your administration to forgo product catalogs and purchase supplies from companies that have websites or page-flipping catalogs and online ordering.

Veganuary, while only in its third year, is very much an institution already, and is expecting to have 50,000 people sign up to forgo animal products for the month.

(Surely you didn't expect Trump to forgo a product-placement opportunity).

In other words it uses forgone income to estimate forgone productivity [ 34, 47].

Invite 14 guys to forgo their hair products, put them in embarrassing outfits that we promise are legit gangsta attire but are secretly cast off costumes from "Magic Mike," and make them rap about the most ludicrous past contestants on the show.

Although some companies have opted to forgo patents on products that they are involved with, others still plan to apply for patents that may result in restricted access to knowledge and products.

The group advertises on recycled paper and makes its own cleaning products, forgoing harsh chemicals for ingredients like lemon juice, glycerin, borax and fruit oils.

The racecar was a collaboration between SRT and Penske Racing, a bittersweet point for SRT, as Penske announced recently that it would forgo a Chrysler product and use instead the Ford Fusion Sprint Cup car in 2013.

According to figures from the Foundation for the Benefit of Holocaust Victims in Israel, 30% have forgone buying food products over the last year, compared with 19% the previous year.

Such countries can now legally make generic drugs themselves, but they are usually forbidden to import them, and not just for bad reasons: it is absurd to expect drug companies to forgo profits from the products they have developed.