Sentence examples for to forgone from inspiring English sources
verb
To let pass, to leave alone
The center estimates that if tax cuts and other current policies continue, debt would equal 90 percent of G.D.P. by 2020 — with 20 percent of that debt attributable to forgone revenue from extending the tax cuts.
This suggests that bad health is associated with low income – a finding which is of importance with respect to forgone health care.
The productivity loss due to forgone non-market activities including school, household chores, childcare, and leisure time were captured.
Productivity loss due to forgone income of caregivers was estimated as follows: number of working days missed (whether from formal employment or main income-generating activity) due to caregiving, multiplied by daily income, resulting in the total income lost.
Welfare would require that participants' needs like meals and refreshments as they wait at the study site, compensation for time due to forgone opportunities and transport costs for study related activities are addressed by the concerned project.
Vega decided to forgo Hartford.
Lewis decided to forgo university.
A willingness to forgo sleep.
She decided to forgo amniocentesis.
You'll need to forgo past hobbies.
She chose to forgo the Turkish one.
