Sentence examples for if we forfeit from inspiring English sources

— it's worth remembering what we lost on September 11th, and what we will only lose if we forfeit it ourselves.

If we forfeit our values by signaling that they are negotiable in situations of grave or imminent danger, we drive those undecideds into the arms of the enemy.

As new buildings finally rise at Ground Zero and does it need to be said, again, that the community center would not be among them, but two blocks away?—it's worth remembering what we lost on September 11th, and what we will only lose if we forfeit it ourselves.

We have an unprecedented opportunity to share Christ with our world, and it would be a shame if we forfeited it and engaged in the artificial narratives of hope and change that so many in our nation will be enamored by.

The Mets risked forfeiting the game, but Kranepool said: "If we do forfeit, so what?

Disputes over these goods are inevitable, but if we quarrel we will forfeit the benefits that result from living together in society increased power, ability and security.

Ivory Coast will be disqualified from the 2015 Africa Cup of Nations if they forfeit their qualifier against Sierra Leone because of fears over Ebola.

He would have to work his way through Germany's famous bureaucratic machinery and, if successful, forfeit his welfare checks.

If that means we have to forfeit the championship then so be it".

People may be audiotaped without their consent only if they essentially forfeit their right to privacy.

If those magistrates forfeit their respect, they replace them.