It's a big mistake to forgo meeting people by e-mail, phone, or face to face in favor of this third-party "introduction" process.
And this is precisely what happens online where it's a lot easier to forgo dressing up our words with a bunch of packaging and just cut to the chase.
It's a burden no doubt happily forgone: The latest Google Transparency report, which enumerates government requests for user data, reveals that requests from the US government increased 250percentt over the last five years.
People are spending $60 – or, in the future, when it's in the bargain bin, more like $10 – but for most people it's a big purchase that you might forgo something else to afford.
Toobin advises caution, since "no one's voted yet": I remember the leadup to the Democratic caucuses in 2004, when it was a simply forgone conclusion that Howard Dean was going to win and Dean would then march on to New Hampshire.
But it is a big payday to forgo, prompting criticism from left-wing lawmakers, government workers and even some local fans of Apple.
He initially planned to continue to his development at Cal State Bakersfield but he caught the eye of Santos Laguna scouts before starting college It was a risky decision to forgo the N.C.A.A but Joya decided it was his best chance to begin his career.
Whether it was public ignorance, big business greed, political chicanery or a combination of all three, it was a tragic mistake to forgo clean, electric rapid transit (which served L.A., Orange, Riverside and San Bernardino counties) for cars, buses and freeways.
So it was a very big deal to forgo this.
If it is a harsh winter, it is best to forgo doing this.
