Sentence examples for forgone its from inspiring English sources

It felt like it had forgone its oomph, but forgotten why.

Xiaomi has forgone its tradition of revealing how many smartphones it sold the previous year.

But during the past few days, with Ms. Kabwela's arrest impending, The Post seems to have forgone its remorse.

Iran needs to be told that if it forgoes its rights as a signatory of the existing international Non-Proliferation Treaty, the Security Council will ensure that Israel becomes a signatory and surrenders its nuclear weapons.

(It will take years to determine if that worked, but on Thursday, though it was overshadowed by the grilling of BP's chief executive on Capitol Hill, G.M. announced it was forgoing its usual summer shutdown of most of its plants so it could meet renewed demand).

Offering a strong signal that it wants to settle its antitrust case in Europe, Microsoft has told the European Commission that it will forgo its right to a hearing next month, company officials and European regulators said yesterday.

S4 BUSINESS DAY C1-12 An Overture From Microsoft Microsoft offered a strong signal that it wanted to settle its antitrust case in Europe, telling the European Commission that it would forgo its right to a hearing next month.

But Philip Morris's warning that it might forgo its next payment to the states next week and could face bankruptcy if it has to post a $12 billion bond to appeal the Illinois judgment, has taken the shine off the pot of tobacco gold.

Facebook won't actually be earning money from in-app purchases on Instant Games on iOS where it doesn't allow IAP due to Apple's policies, or on Android since it began forgoing its cut last month.

Still, it was not merely a favorite word but a favorite concept, and he was not so attached to it that he forwent its synonyms.

It will also forgo its right to audit and guide Japan's 700 local farm co-operatives, which will be prodded towards greater independence.