Sentence examples for must forgo from inspiring English sources

There is no equal justice if people must forgo their rights because of poverty.

But, for the sake of the sustainability of the European Union, Blair must forgo his dreams.

If you can't do that, you must forgo the joys of free eats.

Unless they can afford a foreign trip, they must forgo one of only eight regular-season home games.

In the eidetic reduction, one must forgo everything that is factual and merely occurs in this way or that.

At ParCon 2, adults must forgo all waking activities except work, childcare and railing against the impossibility of the universe.

[cartoon id= a19300"] Boucher's argument is complicated by her own career, which has been driven by the kind of idealism that mainstream pop stars must typically forgo.

With little room for storage, and less inclination to invest in wines that won't show a return for a few years, many restaurants must either forgo age-worthy wines or try to sell them when they are too young.

If you choose player A, how many potential points must you forgo in relation to the selection of player B? Minimax draft strategy (which is also called "VBD," or value based drafting) is more overarching than "best player available" and will produce a superior, well-rounded team.

Barclays must also forgo $34.9m in profits, which will be distributed to low-income aid programmes in Arizona, California, Oregon and Washington.

Sen. Bob Corker, R-Tenn., home to non-union Nissan factories, said at Thursday's Senate Banking Committee hearing that the UAW must also forgo company-paid supplemental unemployment benefits (worth $450 per week for laid-off workers) and be willing to accept company stock as a partial payment for the car-makers' retiree health care obligation.