They ultimately decided to forgo some family ties and join the exodus to Anchorage, a city that has grown by 12 percent, to 291,825, in the last decade.
Although Ms. Dawkins had found a desktop she liked at the Dell site with an attractive payment plan, she ultimately decided to forgo the big purchase.
Ms. Taylor ultimately decided to forgo the campaign against Senator Kirsten E. Gillibrand, though she intensely debated it with friends and advisers and quietly traveled to Washington to talk it over with the Republican Senate leaders Mitch McConnell and John Cornyn, before making up her mind.
After a debacle involving past homophobic comments from Kevin Hart, who was initially chosen to host, the actor and comedian stepped down; the organization ultimately opted to forgo having a host entirely.
Ultimately, though, she forgoes major procedures in favor of a little botulinum toxin to the forehead ("the change is subtle, like good lighting") and a variety of potions and laser treatments to the rest of the face (it looks "brighter and more alive").
But, justified or not, those who forgo traditional cable ultimately feel liberated by the decision.
Ultimately, the producers decided to forgo a plot involving the planet-eating transformer, and no further comments were ever made on the subject.
Given the furor over the payout, the advice went unheeded by some directors who argued that Mr. Grasso should forgo the future payments, as he ultimately did.
"The crucial factor in Porsche's decision [to forgo an American listing] was ultimately the law passed by the U.S. government this summer," Porsche said last fall.
A Princeton committee on socioeconomic diversity reported in September that low-income students — among them, many first-generation students — ultimately succeed on campus, but are more likely to forgo some activities and feel less accepted (see PAW, Oct. 22, 2014).
Ultimately, however, fire-fighting organizations fail to solve problems adequately and forgo so many opportunities that overall performance plummets.
