Sentence examples for becomes forgotten from inspiring English sources

"When people change job they often leave behind a pension pot which becomes forgotten and which can even attract higher charges once they leave the firm.

If their origins were left to disappear, mirroring the way their hardware becomes forgotten and obsolete, it would be to the detriment not just of the modern computer game industry, but of an art form.

But some of the network's sitcoms are not only still plucking along, but becoming bolder and stronger as they age, determined to make a mark lest they become forgotten, too.

How is it possible for an entire country to become forgotten?

These men have become forgotten prisoners," Kate Allen, the director of the human rights group, said.

Our desire is to make sure it does not become forgotten".

In the early fifties he allied himself with McCarthy and soon became forgotten by the majority of the American public.

"They tend to lie in bed a lot of the time; the worry is that they become forgotten.

These were the roots of modern capitalism, but somehow along the way the protection of the weak became forgotten.

Just as she didn't fit the popular profile of somebody that could become forgotten, Michelle didn't fit the perceived stereotype of a homeless person.

Building work succeeded farm labour, and, for all but the Copper family, the old songs became forgotten relics of a bygone era.