Sentence examples for thinking about forgoing. from inspiring English sources

The Web site said that Mr. Darabont, a veteran of feature film, was thinking about forgoing a writers' room entirely for season two, relying on freelance writers instead.

WASHINGTON - President Barack Obama told reporters in London last week what he advises young people who are thinking about forgoing college in these hard economic times: "Don't shortchange the future because of fear in the present".

But Coach Herb Sendek said that, in a strange way, the streak brought his Wolfpack team closer and made his players tougher for the N.I.T. REBOUNDS Forward TROY MURPHY is thinking about forgoing his final two seasons at Notre Dame and entering the National Basketball Association draft in June.

As Christmas drew closer, he told his wife he was thinking about forgoing their own presents this year to get gifts for the kids.

Worth thinking about, indeed.

Thinking about makes me weepy.

So, forgoing their pride and thinking about their cash-strapped family, they take whatever job they can.

Environmental activist Tom Steyer, a San Francisco hedge fund billionaire who had been thinking about a 2018 run for governor, said he may now forgo that opportunity because of the threats posed by the Trump administration against efforts to combat climate change, protect immigrants and other Democratic policies that reflect "California values".  .

But when you become more affluent, thinking about the future starts to make sense, and people begin to forgo immediate rewards in order to prioritize long-term goals.

Another way of thinking about all this is in terms of opportunity cost — or what economists call the value of what you forgo by doing one thing and not the other.

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