Sentence examples for they will forgo from inspiring English sources

To attract customers, they will forgo service charges for at least six months.

Instead, they will forgo the ticket revenue for additional exposure, to compete where no other college basketball teams have.

They will forgo cash compensation and receive $100,000 in restricted stock -- not $30,000 in cash and $70,000 in stock.

In The Big Life, four optimistic Caribbean immigrants decide on the boat crossing to England that they will forgo the comforts of the opposite sex while they try to make their mark in London.

Already most of the major Democratic and Republican presidential candidates have announced they will forgo federal funding for the primaries and instead rely entirely on private contributions.

"By locking in a sizable percentage of the Web's audience with AOL," says Yaffe, "content publishers will at least have to think twice about whether they will forgo encoding in RealPlayer, which they'd have to pay for, instead of just going with the free Windows product".

Are rich people really so lazy that they'll forgo silver service and painstakingly-presented plates to spoon posh food into their mouths in their (silk) dressing gowns?

They'll forgo tattoos, study hard... and follow him to whatever school he goes to next, should he decide to leave Montrose.

This all makes Abbott's promise to "axe the toxic carbon tax" seem fiscally irresponsible given that, by their own estimates they'll forgo $13.5bn in revenue to save $7.5bn.

Workers of all ages and ranks -- even Fortune 500 executives -- say they want more flexibility and will forgo pay for it.

For example, foresters often will forgo natural regeneration if they foresee regeneration failures, and they will plant seedlings even in close-to-nature forest operations.