foresakenの例文

• "These are God-foresaken places that are closed to public monitoring, " he said.
• That sent investors who had foresaken the U . S . markets back into dollar-denominated securities, allowing the market to soar.
• But he has not foresaken his faith in index funds, and the fact remains that few fund managers beat the market over the long haul.
• This could be the year that funds venturing into investor-foresaken places like Mexico, the Philippines and other emerging markets are amply rewarded for their daring.
• I would say very clearly that history has not looked kindly upon those that have foresaken their countries to go and fight against their countries, especially with organizations that have totally disrespected the rights of individuals,
• One reason Hugo caused as much destruction as it did _ destroying scores of homes, including a mountainside villa owned by former New York Representative Geraldine Ferraro _ is because islanders had foresaken strong homes for beautiful ones.
• While the cameras rolled there was tension between Kane, the hero all but foresaken by his bride and the rest of the town, and Miller, whose reputation and vow to kill Kane have everyone but the sheriff cowering.
• On the other side of the political spectrum, A . B . Yehoshua, a widely acclaimed novelist and peacenik, has foresaken conventional advocacy of negotiation and now favors " unilateral separation " by Israel from the Palestinian territories _ drawing back from Palestinian-populated lands and establishing, for the first time, a border between Israel and the West Bank.
• Their decisions to reject the glamour and financial security of the pros is in stark contrast to other athletes who have foresaken their college eligibility, many of them for the National Basketball Association : the 76ers'Allan Iverson left Georgetown after his sophomore season; the Timberwolves'Stephon Marbury left Georgia Tech after his freshman year, and Kevin Garnett and Kobe Bryant skipped college altogether to join the Timberwolves and Lakers, respectively.