Sentence examples for forgone from from inspiring English sources

It's just nice to be popular for once".Last week, the Tories announced that they would scrap the government's plans to raise university tuition fees in 2006 from their current, purely nominal, £1,100 a year to a maximum of £3,000, and make up the £700m or so forgone from fees by dropping the government's target of getting 50% into a university.

Supplies are limited, and prices are subject to change; you pay in full now and get the wine in 2002 (remember, potential income forgone from alternative investments adds to the price).

With interest rates so low, the return forgone from bonds is quite low by historical standards.

He said the money was needed to pay for pension costs and to offset the roughly $50 million in property taxes that the city forgoes from the tax-exempt status of nonprofit institutions.

In 2014, the amount of revenue the government will forgo from those claiming charitable deductions is estimated to reach $52 billion.

Here we focus on opportunity costs which measure forgone benefits from alternative land uses.

The center estimates that if tax cuts and other current policies continue, debt would equal 90 percent of G.D.P. by 2020 — with 20 percent of that debt attributable to forgone revenue from extending the tax cuts.

The cost of a "free" education includes forgone income from the job you could be working, lost career opportunities and even the pleasure you might have gotten from bumming around Europe for four years.

To forgo coffee from Ethiopia or roses from Kenya because a jet burns fuel delivering those products is to condemn millions of African farmers to a short and brutish life.

What the government seems to have missed is an opportunity for an access policy based on one of the main arguments for a right to roam the countryside: that urban taxpayers support the countryside by shelling out a fortune in agricultural and forestry subsidies, not to mention the taxes forgone in exemptions from inheritance tax and local council rates for working estates.

Therefore, economic advantages provided by men in polygynous mating become relatively less important and men need to increase the amount of economic resources to compensate for women's forgone utility resulting from sharing their husbands with co-wives.