Sentence examples for having to forego from inspiring English sources

It's blunt and angry, railing against an unnamed politician whose policies, it says, will lead to Americans having to forego religious freedom and the right to bear arms.

Now, thanks to the generous financial assistance available through the insurance exchanges, families who earn, say, fifty or sixty thousand dollars a year — roughly the median income — can purchase insurance, and peace of mind, without having to forego other essential expenditures.

According to Loayza, the cost of housing is often too much for families to bear and they often find themselves having to forego different basic necessities.

Is there anything more sad than having to forego some quality patio time due to a swarm of flies, mosquitoes or wasps on your deck?

The uncertainty means that some employees are having to forego child support payments, leave healthcare bills unpaid, and choose between putting food on the table or enough gas in their tanks to go to work.

Shuffling through last year's NYC marathon with all the pageantry and glory, and potentially having to forego it this year, is like going to the big party once and then having the door slammed in your face.

He also had to forego a tax abatement during construction.

"I've had to forego meals just so my boys would have enough to eat.

Not to mention the fact that my partner shouldn't have to forego holidays just because I own a business".

We don't know how Curtiss-Wright & United reacted, but Pan American regretted that they had to "forego the offer".

Every athlete has to forego certain pleasures, but Heather Watson made the ultimate sacrifice during the boot camp she put herself through in Florida last month.