Sentence examples for having forfeited from inspiring English sources

Having forfeited one regional ally, Turkey, in its 2008-2009 Gaza offensive, Israel is loath to lose another in this one.

Gutenberg died poor, having forfeited his printing machinery in a legal battle, leaving the British printer William Caxton to commercialize his innovations in the late 1400s.

A participant wishing to resolve any dispute, on the other hand, after having forfeited its interest in Second Life, must then initiate arbitration in Linden's place of business.

Under existing National Collegiate Athletic Association regulations, the player is out of luck, having forfeited youth, innocence and, most of all, college eligibility.

Most unusual judicial performance: Justice Alito having forfeited his usual spot on the First Amendment spectrum in the video games case, his place was taken by Justice Stephen G. Breyer, who voted to uphold the statute.

Of course, it's not in the Arab League's interest to be abused and made to look ridiculous; and some of its most powerful members — the kings of Saudi Arabia and Jordan, for instance — have made it clear that they regard Assad as having forfeited any legitimacy by killing so many of his people.

Five have forfeited games.

Others may have forfeited something as well.

A university with its priorities straight would have forfeited.

Many protesters argued thatthe Brotherhood had forfeited its legitimacy.

Mr. Campomanes declared that the Russians had forfeited both matches.