Sentence examples for while forgoing from inspiring English sources

When the eggs hatch into larvae, the helpers take up the babies in their mouths for cleaning — all the while forgoing their own breeding efforts.

July consumer borrowing illustrated economic trends that have surfaced since the recession: Americans are using credit for their most urgent needs, while forgoing debt for discretionary purchases.

But when it comes to quality culture, a few of New York's arts institutions seem to go the extra mile, while forgoing that extra dollar.

His very being is critical of, or takes the piss out of, those black male artists who assume the mantle of "thug" while forgoing the complications of "artist".

John Signor, a spokesman for the State Department of Health, said the losses piled up as medical providers offered free services while forgoing much of their normal business.

"Many charities overseas simply wouldn't survive without the input of international volunteers, who offer badly needed skills while forgoing the wage they would earn at home," says the director, Katherine Tubb.

On purpose or not, the council's criteria have set up a perverse incentive for such spires to rise atop supertall structures while intentionally forgoing potentially beneficial functions.

While mostly forgoing the use of street money in Ohio and other places, the Obama campaign paid about 150 people in Texas, most of them college students, for campaign work.

One of the four expands the "dash out of low-Earth orbit" option to a wider exploration of deep space, to a near-Earth asteroid and perhaps the moons of Mars, while still forgoing landings.

■ The Trump Organization, in some cases citing deficiencies in the work performed by some of its foreign partners or other clauses in contracts with them, is terminating pending or nearly completed hotels and apartment buildings in Brazil, Azerbaijan, Georgia and Argentina, while also forgoing other early-stage ventures in places such as India.

In 1963, Ms. Friedan, the combative writer and activist, inspired a social revolution for women with "The Feminine Mystique," in which she debunked the myth of the postwar woman, that docile soul who tended home and hearth while happily forgoing her own ambitions and interests.