Sentence examples for risk of forfeiting from inspiring English sources

The Witnesses believe that Scripture prohibits the transfusion of blood, even one's own, at the risk of forfeiting eternal life.

The fashion director at that time operated largely on instinct, often at the risk of forfeiting profits and sometimes having to arm-wrestle a store's buyers.

However, the riders remain concerned about the harsh penalty structure, as well as the risk of forfeiting their share of any prize money won if they have exceeded the BHA's stroke limit of seven on the Flat and eight over jumps.

It puts innovators at risk of forfeiting their intellectual property rights by simply attending meetings of a standard setting committee," Chief Executive Geoff Tate Geoff Tate said in a Rambus statement.

Third, without a change to the status quo and a ban on watershed drilling, the State environmental agency is at risk of forfeiting the public's trust.

but that she was at risk of forfeiting the incredible asset afforded to her by the chaos in the Republican primary: time.

However, Western governments and regulatory authorities will need to weigh carefully their concerns about the impact of the SWFs against the risks of forfeiting the benefits that their infusions of capital can bring.

Taiwan is in danger of forfeiting its freedom by stealth.

In other words, a grant from the National Institutes of Health or the National Endowment for the Humanities also carries the obligation to observe Constitution Day — and all such grants are implicitly at risk of being forfeited by any school, college or university that chooses to spend its Sept. 17 doing something else.

The risk of going it alone, of course, is the possibility of forfeiting financial aid and course credit.

That's a lot of forfeiting.