Sentence examples for forgone between from inspiring English sources
Its shares continued to tumble.The European Commission ordered France Telecom to repay up to euro1.1 billion ($1.4 billion) in illegal state aid in the form of tax payments forgone between 1994 and 2002.
Opening a formal investigation into three quick sale companies this week, the OFT has highlighted that, in addition to forgoing between 10 and 25 per cent of the value of their property in exchange for a very rapid sale, some vendors may also suffer from tactics designed to further reduce the price paid.
Rick Reed improved to 10-5 tonight, after deciding to forgo his between-starts bullpen session for the first time in his career.
It assumes that individual behaviour is premised on many factors with trade-offs between them, and that current practice may have benefits which are forgone if the behaviour is changed, such as emotional well-being and social acceptance.
Considering that the timber contribution margin (i.e. the selling price of timber minus its production costs) varies between 10 and US$40 m −3, the minimum price of carbon that enables carbon revenues to compensate forgone timber benefits ranges between US$4.4 and US$25.9/tCO22 depending on the management scenario implemented.
Is all that stands between a "competent" and "brusque" woman a forgone exclamation point?
The gap between the actual and potential level of output means about $900 billion of forgone goods and services this year alone.
Asked what they had forgone, another replied: "Forgo dental treatment.
One more cost is forgone interest.
How do informal workers price forgone fringe benefits?
