Forgoing both fanfare and strict tempo, Mr. de Lucía opened with a calmly sorrowful rondeña.
Both artists are known at times to forgo both the formalities of presentation and even the concert hall itself.
Judging from the recent collections shown in New York and Europe, women might be forgoing both elegance and provocation for comfort next spring.
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If the engineer stops doing productive work and starts training Bill, I forgo both his production and the revenue we charge for it — but I still have to pay him for his services.
Those who invested their pay earned respect as well as compound interest; those who wasted it on whiskey and cards forwent both.
There was evidence that students felt more connected to the construct of the 'good doctor' – which they perceived as a personally meaningful aspiration – and would forgo professionalism if both constructs came into conflict.
Those who forgo medications for both diabetes and chronic pain show the greatest sensitivity to factors related to ability to pay (e.g., income or out-of-pocket prescription costs).
Patients who forgo medications for both diabetes and chronic pain appear to be influenced primarily by economic pressures, whereas patients who cut back selectively on their diabetes treatments are influenced by their mood and medication beliefs.
Moderating yourself means both forgoing the entire chocolate cake in lieu of a single slice, but also enjoying cake when you know you've earned it.
