Sentence examples for this forsaking from inspiring English sources

More than four hundred colleges and universities across the country were closed by student strikes or by faculty decision, and many administrators, including such heroic friends as President Kingman Brewster, of Yale, suggested that this forsaking of education was a sacrifice inappropriate to the occasion.

"But Jamie has to do this without forsaking CNN's past, without making it less journalistic, and maybe that's a contradictory mission," the correspondent said.

The new figures in this show forsake the monolithic for the cumulative.

America has embraced San Francisco's values all along; indeed the truth is that San Francisco has embraced America's values -- much of America has forgotten this and forsaken its own values.

But forsaking this grant is not your only way to do so.

However, human beings through logical thought, language, culture, and government often interfere with this natural course, forsaking spontaneity for artifice.

We must not allow theories of questionable scientific value to spook parents into forsaking this protection for their children.

This list recommends forsaking the Saw Mill, The Bx., the Hutchinson River, and Taconic, in favor of the Francis Lewis, and Springfield Blvd.

As globalization provokes antagonism between the regional and the global, the paper shows that the challenge for Cuban architects, planners, and urbanists will be to find a middle ground in planning and design that accommodates this global status without forsaking distinctive attributes of Havana's built environment.

Ought we to pay bribes for the sake of environmental improvement and maintaining a presence in this country or forsake the environment and a presence in this country in order to strike a blow against corruption?

Though this does not forsake the right to self-determination, it does not make that issue its focus.