Sentence examples for may have forgone from inspiring English sources

But if Mr Levy is right, Mr Peña may have forgone the single most important measure to boost his country's economic performance.

But Representative Sharon Anglin Treat, a Democrat in the Maine House of Representatives who advocates reduced drug prices, said the settlement did not go far enough to compensate patients who may have forgone buying medications they needed because they could not afford the higher prices.

I can't comment on whether this startup would have been able to file into all seven countries had they chosen to work with their U.S. counsel, but if they were constrained by their budget, then there's a chance that they may have forgone vital international protection in order to cut costs.

She may have forgone her childhood dreams of playing in the NBA, but Hammon found herself sitting at a press conference on Sunday, being asked whether she could one day be a head coach in the league.

If we accept the possibility that prime males may have forgone mating opportunities in response to the potential threat of a coalitionary attack by a subordinate post-prime male, it would increase the proportion of changeover related to coalitionary activity to 47% (and decrease that of avoidance to 17%).

"With increased police activity everywhere, the criminals have been afraid to come out," said a police spokesman, Col. Eugene Opperman, allowing that lawbreakers may simply have forgone their misdeeds to watch the games.

Many will have forgone university or other higher education.

Due to popular demand, we have forgone the national anthems.

Asked what they had forgone, another replied: "Forgo dental treatment.

Not that he has forgone his past life completely.

They had forgone the niceties (and occasionally even the foreplay).