Sentence examples for forgone future from inspiring English sources

And that person said the $5.2 billion that United offered in labor concessions was not solid enough because it included things like forgone future pay raises rather than real cuts, and it included provisions that would have moved pay amounts back up to 2000 levels in 2008.

The rule's opponents, led by Michigan, had joined 21 other states, utilities, and coal mining interests in arguing that the only relevant figures EPA could consider were the $4 million to $6 million in annual forgone future earnings for those who suffer IQ loss from mercury poisoning as children.

The use of forgone future earnings assumes that changes in child mortality rates are reflected in changes in future earnings and national income (as measured by GDP).

LOS ANGELES GALAXY--Claimed F Henry Zambrano and traded him to D.C., forgoing future considerations from a previous trade.

As one reader wrote in response to that Economist article: "The PhD student is someone who forgoes current income in order to forgo future income".

Her husband was a lame duck at the time he vetoed the bill; he could afford to forgo future campaign contributions.

That is the reason Mr. Bush refused Mr. Gore's offer on Wednesday for both of them to forgo future litigation in exchange for a definitive recount.

Lastly, they will argue that the president could have done more to prepare the country for war not merely by issuing colour-coded warnings but by forgoing future tax cuts to finance an escalating struggle with terror.

BRUSSELS — The European Central Bank may forgo future profits on its Greek bonds as efforts remain under way to fill a financial hole that has been obstructing a second bailout for Greece.

Americans showed a striking willingness in the poll to make tradeoffs to guarantee health insurance for all, including paying as much as $500 more in taxes a year and forgoing future tax cuts.

It's time the academic world rethought the sustainability of the PhD system and reformed it in the best interest of both the gowns and the towns.Daan Pan Chino Hills, CaliforniaSIR – I am reminded of my very wise professor's words of wisdom: the PhD student is someone who forgoes current income in order to forgo future income.