Sentence examples for point of foregoing from inspiring English sources

Within two years of going off meds, I was compulsively working more than 15 hours a day, saving money to the point of foregoing meals and doctors' appointments, and making myself throw up almost daily.

As the report's authors pointed out, the likelihood of foregoing care due to cost is strongly related to one's income.

A focus on return on investment runs the risk of foregoing the discovery of better ways of working.

"But in terms of foregoing X amount of compensation and figuring out what return it should be worth?

But Rumsfeld, a former congressman, held his ground, emboldening me to join Rumsfeld in asking, "Doesn't this fly in the face of the Nixon Doctrine?" to which Henry exploded, only half in jest, "We wrote the goddam doctrine, we can change it!" The point of the foregoing anecdotage is that Bush's choices to head the two central national security departments are nobody's pushovers.

From a utilitarian point of view, however, the foregoing argument for the enactment of some form of social minimum is not conclusive.

As a consequence of foregoing healthcare and self-diagnosis, subjects self-treated themselves.

There is also a long tradition of athletes foregoing sex before sports events to conserve power and energy.

Most of the foregoing techniques boil down to focused fantasy.

The problem with the foregoing is not so much that it stretches the definition of drawing to the point of meaninglessness, but that it narrows the focus to technique and process.

Notice that, in the foregoing example, all the conditions of Theorem 2.1 are fulfilled and (x=0) is a unique common fixed point of the mappings f and g (see Fig. 5).