Sentence examples for may forfeit some from inspiring English sources

The great little authentic taquería will give way to yet another Taco Bell, the panadería to Panera's, as Port Chester may forfeit some of its current vibrancy to enjoy its ultimate renewal.

A bi-partisan fiscal commission will release an important report on government finances on 1 December, after which both sides may forfeit some principles by agreeing to a mixture of tax increases and spending cuts.

Similarly, deciding whether a CT scan is really needed may not be so simple; a woman who turns down the test may forfeit important diagnostic information.

Even though Mr. Xi is almost certain to get the top leadership job, he may forfeit his chance if he makes a severe misstep.

Though all savers can go outside their home state for a 529 plan, they may forfeit in-state tax deductions if they do.

If they give the president a clear victory in the tax cut debate, they may forfeit any real chance to win either house of Congress in 2002.

Conservatives who disregard the mood of unease may forfeit their power to defend the more open and productive American economy they did so much to build.

— Jeff Gordinier Gothamist: The feeding frenzy of recriminations from the Great GoogaMooga goes into its seventh course: Organizers may forfeit as much as $1 million now that they've decided to refund the $250 tickets to the V.I.P. sideshow called Extra Mooga.

They are agonizing over what to do; if they cancel, they may forfeit a semester's worth of academic credit, since their home campuses are already halfway through the spring term.

About 500 Peruvian players have submitted letters of resignation to that country's soccer federation, raising the possibility that Peru may forfeit its World Cup qualifying matches next month.

(Under the proposed scheme, policemen would be available for questioning for 30 days & may forfeit their pensions if the questioning evoked unsatisfactory answers. We're confused by all this talk of copsquitting.