Sentence examples for ultimately forfeited from inspiring English sources
Nugent didn't jump, but he ultimately forfeited to Fitzgerald, releasing a film more gangster flick than dark fairy tale, with a Gatsby who repents and "squares himself" for the sake of his honor at the movie's end.
In the first episode, we got to eavesdrop on the friend's plan to lose her virginity to a poor lout who ultimately forfeits his chances.
Though it continues to accrue on the books, they can ultimately forfeit that interest if there is not sufficient value when the company emerges from bankruptcy.
A Russia where nobody dares to criticise the president ultimately risks forfeiting the very prizes of order and prosperity which authoritarian rule promises to deliver.
What was ultimately a humdrum affair was decided when England forfeited wickets to Scott Styris and Shane Bond in a manner that defied logic.
This is the point that obsessed Sophocles' Antigone: that to not bury her brother, to not treat the war criminal like a human being, would ultimately have been to forfeit her own humanity.
Ultimately, they entered into a joint venture with Interscope Records in which Reznor forfeited a portion of his publishing rights to TVT Music in exchange for the freedom of having his own Nothing Records imprint.
In regards to the implications for universities, economic and social consequences of student attrition are substantial and can be understood in terms of lost tuition fees, forfeited funding for student places, reputational damage, bad publicity and various resources used up on students who ultimately do not complete their degrees (Johnson, 2012).
They forfeited the championship.
Five have forfeited games.
The company forfeited $20m.
