Sentence examples for chance of forgetting from inspiring English sources

"By reducing the vacation, obviously you reduce the chance of forgetting to occur," Mr. Ballinger said.

There's little chance of forgetting what a work by Jeffers looks like.

And thanks to those lists from Web sites like HerCampus.com and Collegeandfinance.com, there's little chance of forgetting things as important as say, a Panini grill or ear plugs.

Here's something original and eccentric and multi-faceted that tells you a good many interesting things about the world – and then, not having an index, maximises your chance of forgetting them.

There's less chance of forgetting in the South China Sea, a vast sea territory disputed by half a dozen Asian nations where trillions of dollars in oil and gas deposits are at stake and tempers have flared for weeks, with accusations of bullying between competing nations and even of war preparations by China.

But he reckons he's every chance of forgetting the moment in years to come.

Had I not a multitude of times covered the importance of leaving everything in one place to minimize the chances of forgetting it?

Keep "unpacking" at a minimum; keeping your items in a limited number of places (ex. two) reduces the chances of forgetting them.

Here, they were quite feeble in their batting when the contributions of Morgan and Paul Collingwood were removed and, if Anderson was a lion yesterday, there were was not much chance of anyone forgetting that when conditions are less favourable, he does have a tendency to be less influential.

And while the 100-foot ceiling and arched windows at the entrance of the building, above right, may be impressive, there's no chance of anyone forgetting its roots, or what Richard L. Friedman, right, the Boston developer responsible for reinventing the jail, likes to call its "jailiness".

In other words, chances are that a policy of forgetting will not result in enough actual forgetting (given, e.g., what young children are taught at home or what they pick up from older neighbors) to prevent the lingering of resentment.