Sentence examples for will have forfeited from inspiring English sources

Once his most recent two-game ban ends, Martin, a Nets forward, will have forfeited $347,057.55 in combined salary and fines from flagrant fouls.

If careful scrutiny of Iraq's new report shows it to be still defaulting on its promises, it will have forfeited the chance for a peaceful solution.

The Liberal Democrat leader also made it explicit for the first time that electoral reform would be an unavoidable precondition of any coalition government as he insisted that Labour will have forfeited the right to govern if it comes third.

Michele Boddewyn, a principal at the firm, which had 12 employees and hired 3 more from the other company, remembers wondering, "Did we just buy nothing?" At worst, Gaynor will have forfeited its lump sum payment for the business, she said.

"If these council members now degrade themselves by lining their own pockets and jumping into the lap of the mayor, they will have forfeited that 20 years' process of obtaining legitimacy and will slip back, in the view of the body politic, into being hacks, which is what they were always thought of," Mr. Emery said.

If you're lucky enough to survive Armageddon, you will have forfeited the right to die.

Five have forfeited games.

Others may have forfeited something as well.

A university with its priorities straight would have forfeited.

That means they have forfeited the right to govern".

Sadly, I have forfeited them.