Sentence examples for it is forgoing from inspiring English sources

The government may not be spending anything to help the banks, but it is forgoing lots of revenue, and the foot-draggers stand to profit most.The new law is also unlikely, as Mr Buenaventura concedes, to be enough to restore the banks to health.

-- It is forgoing meals out at a restaurant with family and friends because that cash will matter later.

(It will take years to determine if that worked, but on Thursday, though it was overshadowed by the grilling of BP's chief executive on Capitol Hill, G.M. announced it was forgoing its usual summer shutdown of most of its plants so it could meet renewed demand).

When the National Portrait Gallery in London announced Tuesday that it was forgoing a grant from the Sackler family, observers could be forgiven for a certain degree of skepticism about the decision's impact on the art world.

It's forgoing a host for the first time in 30 years, several of the musical acts reportedly may be cut from the telecast and it axed the not-so-popular "popular movie" category it had planned to introduce this year.

With the sale of Auto Trader the trust's coffers will expand significantly, but it also means GMG is forgoing the recurring revenues that Trader Media has given it every year.Journalistically the Guardian has had an extraordinary few years.

One more cost is forgone interest.

"If you take a Christmas tree to your house someone might see you," he said, and he knows people who always bought and decorated trees in the past but are forgoing it this year.

Working Americans are forgoing even small luxuries.

Some fans were forgoing soccer altogether.

And more are forgoing inspections or appraisals.