Sentence examples for we foreclose from inspiring English sources

"If decisions are made in the next month or two about the location of the infrastructure or the footings for office buildings, then we foreclose forever the possibility of changing what goes on on the surface of this site," said Robert D. Yaro, the president of the Regional Plan Association and chairman of the Civic Alliance, in urging more public discussion about the plans.

Hansen reminds us that when we become too attached to outcomes, we foreclose on being present for the journey.

I worry that when we foreclose bookstores to the online world, we are sending more than a message to our books that they're out of stock and unwanted, but to our next generation: that there's no time for browsing, for nonsense, for taking more time to do something that can be done with one or maybe two clicks.

"Before, when we foreclosed, people would have an apartment to move into," Bradford says.

"Do you think we should foreclose an opportunity for a young female Marine who wants to try to join if she can fulfill the criteria?" he asked.

So we just foreclose on our future and discard our past?

Second, we would foreclose an excellent opportunity to build a left-right alliance for a price on carbon.

"We never want to foreclose, or we've lost you as a customer.

We are foreclosing so much available talent.

Instead, we are foreclosing on our future as a nation.

At this point, however, it is enough to note that we are foreclosing neither sense of "human" from the start, but will stay alert to both until it becomes important to distinguish and relate them.