Sentence examples similar to started forfeiting from inspiring English sources

The tax giveaway, which started in 1999, forfeited an opportunity to grant 70 million young Nigerians access to quality education, rebuild the university system and tackle entrenched problems in the health system.

When you go from non-work to work at $30,000 and up, you start paying the 18% and forfeiting the $14,000 in benefits.

After The Usos' forfeit, Daniel Bryan started throwing furniture around in frustration.

Bellarmine-Jefferson (0-2), who took a loss via forfeit last week, started Saturday afternoon's game with 14 players in uniform with pads.

When they first started popping up, they were the anti-tomato: what you forfeited in uniform color and shapely perfection you gained in old-time flavor and texture.

The driver change meant Servia forfeited Power's pole position and the Spaniard started last in the 22-car field.

Police started confiscation procedures yesterday, which are likely to lead to the forfeiting of Birks' and Higginson's £160,000 farmhouse.

Baseball has forfeited any right to believability since an entire generation grew larger and started swatting balls over the fence with increased regularity.

When artists started using paint straight from the can in the 1960s and early '70s, they forfeited their personal take on color and gave themselves over to the dictates of the mass market.

Their negotiations dragged on because of a paucity of suitors — teams are reluctant to forfeit draft picks by signing Type A free agents like Pérez — but started to intensify last weekend.

The soccer club started to reschedule the game, but then decided to call it a forfeit for both sides because of the altercation.