Sentence examples similar to forgo suggesting from inspiring English sources

In a separate interview with ABC TV, Hockey continued the theme of people needing to forgo discretionary purchases, suggesting they should "prepared to give up a couple of cups of coffee" to take a sick child to the doctor.

I'm not suggesting to forgo negotiations and their focus on a two-state solution.

I didn't have much of anything nice to say about him in the run-up to the G.O.P. primary season: I wrote columns touting Mitch Daniels's stillborn candidacy, lamenting Mike Huckabee's decision to forgo a run, and suggesting that Chris Christie might make a late leap into the race.

Of course, no one -- even the experts -- is suggesting one forgo the fro yo altogether.

Before we get too far, let's be clear that we're not suggesting anyone forgo paying off their student loans in favor of investing.

So Generation Opportunity isn't counseling young people to forgo health insurance — it's suggesting they buy insurance that doesn't meet A.C.A. standards.

When he received Mr. Dimitrov's e-mail, he immediately wrote back suggesting that they forgo the cafe in favor of his home — a Fifth Avenue apartment that he shares with his partner, Fred Hochberg, heir of the direct-mail doyenne Lillian Vernon and chairman of the Export-Import Bank of the United States.

I'm not suggesting that one forgo a business degree to become a philosophy major.

PAGE A16 Microsoft Hints at Talks Microsoft has told the European Commission it will forgo an antitrust hearing next month, suggesting that it wants to settle.

The EQ-5D utility from the same patients was 0.73, suggesting a willingness to forgo a quarter of their remaining lifespan.

In my clients' best interest, I never suggest forgoing important contingencies in an offer.