Sentence examples for lead to forfeiting from inspiring English sources

Since circumstances with kids tend to lead to forfeiting personal time, a predictable agenda, and sometimes relational growth, being able to regain any of the above will lessen their effect, decrease the power of the triggered frustration, and encourage ways to rise above any given moment.

-- Depleted football rosters lead to forfeits at three Southern California high schools.

A report by the Asia Society in Washington, DC, says that scaremongering about China could lead America to forfeit a share of $1 trillion-worth of outward Chinese direct investment by 2020.More of that cash is instead heading to Europe.

The so-called Handke Affair continues to polarize the world of European letters and led him to forfeit — just before it was withdrawn — the prestigious Heinrich Heine Prize in Düsseldorf.

Police started confiscation procedures yesterday, which are likely to lead to the forfeiting of Birks' and Higginson's £160,000 farmhouse.

Lord Harris maintained his position on the ground, standing "erect" with "moustache bristling" among the spectators, fearful that his leaving the arena would lead to a forfeit.

"The concern of CPC parents over the safety of their sons has led Cedar Park Christian to forfeit our game with ATM scheduled for October 14th," he wrote.

A Nascar ruling cost Marcos Ambrose his first career Sprint Cup series victory Sunday when he stalled his car under a late caution in Sonoma, Calif., and was forced to forfeit his lead to Jimmie Johnson.

The American, seeded 17, was continuously stretched by his Italian rival's ground-strokes and then contrived to forfeit a 5-0 lead in the tie-break, losing seven consecutive points.

The new measure could also lead the team whose fans caused the walk-off to have to forfeit the match.

And on at least one occasion a lack of players even led to the Palestinians forfeiting a game.