Sentence examples for faulty memories from inspiring English sources
They allow pollsters to adjust for faulty memories.
Some of the people who might be called to testify were now elderly, with faulty memories.
"If it's so bad, why are we not in a deep, deep recession?" He argues that today's consumer sentiment levels are distorted by faulty memories.
So far, only five people have been charged, with crimes like sexual abuse, a low tally that the police attribute to faulty memories and deaths of teachers.
He would take the gains and losses of the oral tradition — the flubbed notes and faulty memories, the odd verses and improvisations — over any archive, no matter how complete.
He sought to portray them as two people with faulty memories who lied, were dishonest on their taxes and spent a large portion of the money to build a 6,581-square-foot 6,581-square-foot 6,581-square-foot
A faulty memory is a good defense.
A faulty memory chip can cause spontaneous restarting.
THE trouble with Russia, runs one diagnosis of its post-Soviet condition, is its faulty memory.
In the same way, faulty memory can hamper the development of pain medications.
At one Congressional hearing, Gonzales invoked a faulty memory more than 50 times.
