Sentence examples for risk forfeiting from inspiring English sources

An unproven fighter with connections might emerge, mysteriously, as a "mandatory" challenger, meaning that the champion had to fight him or risk forfeiting his belt.

He told officials he did not want to risk forfeiting the remainder of his five-year contract as city administrator, worth $1.25 million.

"If Syrian President Assad reacts by attacking Israel, or tries to strike Israel through his terrorist proxies, he will risk forfeiting his regime, for Israel will retaliate," the official – thought to be a high-level political figure – said.

"If Syrian President Assad reacts by attacking Israel, or tries to strike Israel through his terrorist proxies," the official said, "he will risk forfeiting his regime, for Israel will retaliate".

They risk forfeiting the points, however, because Fifa rules are clear on the subject.

It would risk forfeiting the cash if it lost the case on appeal and had to compensate Google for lost sales.

The Mets risked forfeiting the game, but Kranepool said: "If we do forfeit, so what?

Connecticut immediately suspended him from the team; otherwise it risked forfeiting games that Boatright played in.

Fiscal 2002 begins July 1; without a budget, the legislature risks forfeiting more than $600 million in this year's surplus to debt relief instead of to next year's initiatives.

A Russia where nobody dares to criticise the president ultimately risks forfeiting the very prizes of order and prosperity which authoritarian rule promises to deliver.

As Beckham enters the final year of his contract and continues to pursue his international ambitions, he risks forfeiting support from the Galaxy's most vocal fans.