Sentence examples for from the forgone from inspiring English sources

From the forgone discussion of community development, this paper adopts Vancouver Coastal Health (2013) definition as a working definition.

Therefore, it is possible that 'damage costs' from crop raiders and livestock predators and 'opportunity costs' from the forgone expansion of cropland (Naidoo et al., 2006) could be offset by benefits from the conservation of natural habitats, such as pollination, pest control, water catchment and erosion control (Power, 2010).

Six lessons can be drawn from the forgoing discourse.

From the forgoing discussion we see the importance of all three phases of matter to the sustenance of our life.

While on the road in Indiana, the Celtics' star center Dave Cowens appeared outside of Ryan's hotel room to inform him that he was retiring from the league, forgoing his promised salary.

Those already labelled by the health services may decide to distance themselves from the label, forgoing treatment or becoming non-compliant.

From 2002 to 2011, forgone revenue from the cuts will account for 37percentt of the federal budget's descent into the red, according to the Congressional Budget Office.

Geoffrey R. Stone, a professor of constitutional law at the University of Chicago, said he was troubled by the idea that the court is creating a significant body of law without hearing from anyone outside the government, forgoing the adversarial system that is a staple of the American justice system.

Because he'd renounced the party — along with Reagan's presidential policies — a few years earlier, resigning from the GOP and forgoing a bid for reelection to Congress.

Grey-area deaths—administering pain-killers in large doses stayed roughly the same, at about 19% of all deaths, and deaths arising from the decision to forgo treatment increased from around 18% to just over 20%.

Chinese officials and commentators have alluded recently to what they see as the need for Japan to distance itself from the United States, even forgo the mutual defense treaty with Washington.