Sentence examples for forgone to from inspiring English sources

Opportunities are forgone to provide care to other patients if appointments are not attended.

In food insecure situations, as food becomes the first priority, expenditures on other goods and services could also be forgone to spare money for buying food [ 12].

The prospect of a student in a poor country who makes enormous sacrifices – both in time and in income forgone – to study for a worthless degree should worry anyone who cares about education and those who hunger for it.

Are there some things I might forgo to help save some cash?

Rats and monkeys had been found to forgo food to avoid delivering electric shocks to relatives.

Shouldn't we "encourage" them to forgo these, to help the economy?

22Chief executive elected to forgo bonus to ensure other midlevel employees received substantial incentive compensation.

These expanded substantially so that by 1939 the villagers were able to forgo travel to nearby Gateshead for commercial purposes.

In the episode, Homer decides to forgo going to church and has an excellent time staying home.

In other words it uses forgone income to estimate forgone productivity [ 34, 47].

But the failure to engage is to forgo any leverage to modify the above-mentioned concerns.