Sentence examples for potentially forfeiting from inspiring English sources
Vaughn cannot declare himself retired without potentially forfeiting his salary.
As part of a rail strategy published by Grayling, the franchise contract of Virgin Trains East Coast will be terminated three years early, potentially forfeiting up to £2bn in premiums due to the Treasury.
So much for the dust-up over National League most valuable player Ryan Braun's testing positive for performance-enhancing drugs and potentially forfeiting the award to the Dodgers' Matt Kemp, who finished second in the voting.
This, in turn, impacts their daughters school attendance, increasing the likelihood of failing examinations, and potentially forfeiting enrolment in public school.
The consumers must also be made aware of the rights and privileges they may potentially be forfeiting through these electronic contracts.
And even then, that victory only meant that the owners could use their car before their forfeiture case actually went to trial, where their property could potentially be forfeited to the government.
We do kill terror operatives, an important part of the war on terror, but we gratuitously forfeit potentially life-saving intelligence.
About 70 percent of a bonus would have to be deferred for up to three years and paid in a new class of security, called contingent capital, that would decline in value if the bank's financial performance deteriorates -- and potentially even be forfeited.
Determine rules about potential forfeits.
Therefore, individuals who place themselves 'beyond the pale', implying that their actions are potentially harmful to others forfeit the right to confidentiality [ 29].
"Simply forfeiting our deposit.
