Sentence examples for need to forfeit from inspiring English sources

A good deal of the job for Shaub and his top aides involves painful conversations with incoming employees about assets they need to shed or future income they need to forfeit in order to work for the government.

For it seems that to be an adult, to be responsible, to be in charge as it were, you need to forfeit your ability to be creative, compassionate and caring, and there is a widespread rejection of the legitimacy of those in power.

For a little while, you may need to forfeit a portion of your privacy for the sake of the person trying to trust you again.

Keep in mind, however, that if someone you lend money to can't pay back his or her loan, they may declare bankruptcy, at which point you may need to forfeit some or all of your money, so only lend to people who are responsible enough to pay you back.

In order to do so, he needed to forfeit his remaining college eligibility and took steps to ensure that would happen.

You need to have enough discipline to forfeit instant gratification for future rewards including extraordinary riches.

He now blames them for Portugal's troubles, saying the onerous cuts needed to repay the money threaten to forfeit the welfare of future generations, particularly when it comes to education.

In the margin next to the section that says, "Agreement to forfeit all future monies," I need you to go ahead and draw the "and" sign.

Like the Jets, who also traded up in the first round, the Giants saw a need and the player they wanted and were not afraid to forfeit picks in the latter rounds to get a potential impact, every-down starter.

You'll also need to estimate planned health care FSA expenses carefully or risk having to forfeit your unused account balance.

The Angels say they are not interested, because they need to rebuild a depleted minor league system, and they would have to forfeit their first-round draft choice to sign Morales.