Sentence examples for rather than forgo from inspiring English sources

When a venture went sour at age 17, rather than forgo the debts, as was his right as a juvenile, he decided to pay them all off.

"If I have a prospective tenant, they would just as soon rent a house in another community rather than forgo barbecuing," said Grace Corradino, who owns Fire Island Living, a real estate company.

He is plainly ready to let his people endure any amount of hardship rather than forgo all hope of making, and using, the things he is at such pains to hide.Drawing a lineWhere diplomacy appears to be failing, might force work?

That has prompted many to speculate that Apple could ditch France rather than forgo the lucratively exclusive pact, yet there could be a new reason for Jobs to keep his tent pitched.

Jockeys often ride out concussions rather than forgo a paycheck.

Rather than forgo assessment, the treating CMHW did the interview.

And many young adults, he said, are postponing marriage rather than forgoing it altogether.

But rather than forgoing more groins, as many coastal geologists urge, the Corps is calling for the construction of four new groins, and perhaps three more.

The median age of first-time newlyweds is at an all-time high (which may make the marriage-rate decline appear sharper than it actually is: some are delaying marriage rather than forgoing it entirely).

The median age of first-time newlyweds is at an all-time high (which may make the marriage-rate decline appear sharper than it actually is: many may be delaying marriage rather than forgoing it entirely).

Rather than forgoing a pricey laptop, for example, consumers are flocking to scaled-down systems such as Dell's Inspiron Mini 9, the Asus Eee PC and HP's Mini 1000.