Sentence examples for almost being forgotten from inspiring English sources

The successful prevention of anthrax in many parts of the world has led to the disease almost being forgotten by both farmers and veterinarians, a fact that may lead to failures in clinical surveillance and thus underreporting of occurrence [ 4].

For a few hours, the bread and butter questions might almost be forgotten.

An Israeli-ness that has almost been forgotten, that is something of a curiosity.

So thick is the gloom pervading the rich world that the once-regular emerging-market crises have almost been forgotten.

Here, Christmas can almost be forgotten about, though a gala dinner is included if you're craving a paper hat.

First, it is a play about the Korean War, a conflict that has almost been forgotten in the decades of our national turmoil over Vietnam.

Within a decade we've gone from throwing afterbirth out with the rubbish, to reinvesting it with a depth of significance that had almost been forgotten.

China's universities churn out legions of science and technology graduates who specialise in subjects that have almost been forgotten in the West, such as mining or heavy engineering.

At first it did not make me popular, but back then we had almost been forgotten as a football nation".

Based on this result, and because it is one of the non-dominated configurations, and it better reintroduces configurations that had almost been forgotten, BNGA with (p_mathrm{min }= 0.01) (MBFE 1.9, BFE 3.5) is adopted.

Indeed, in this bull market, dividends have almost been forgotten.