Sentence examples for forget over time from inspiring English sources

Usually the Vatican requires a five-year waiting period before such investigations can begin, but Francis said he authorised the start of the investigation now since witnesses might die or forget over time.

Nock and colleagues mentioned the lack of clarity in the concept of suicide gestures, the less severe consequences of suicide gestures in comparison to the consequences of other SITBs being given to explain why the probability was higher to forget over time [ 23].

The two of them were brilliant for each other over a number of years and I think that's something that shouldn't be forgotten over time.

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — David Wilson, the Giants' first-round draft choice in April, does not want to be another N.F.L. running back whose contribution is so modest he is forgotten over time.

"I suggest we reset the balance and make forgetting just a tiny bit easier than remembering – just enough to flip the default back to where it has been for millennia, from remembering for ever to forgetting over time".

But there was another, far more important first, though its significance has been largely forgotten over time: As Cio-Cio-San, Miss Williams, the daughter of a chauffeur and a domestic in the Jim Crow South, was the first black woman to secure a contract with a major United States opera company — a distinction widely ascribed in the public memory to the contralto Marian Anderson.

"It's a very basic concept that big companies simply forgot over time," says Marcel Telles, the boss of Brahma, a Brazilian drinks firm that is an EVA addict.EVA seeks to jog managers' memories by deducting from a firm's net operating profit a charge for the amount of capital it employs.

However, nonwords that are familiar are more likely to be forgotten over time than are words that are familiar.

We find that words and nonwords that are recollected are equally likely to be forgotten over time.

Our results support recent neuropsychologically-based forgetting theories of recollection and familiarity and provide new insight into how and why representations are forgotten over time.

12. Begin to be identified with best cases, so that your own “worst case” is forgotten over time.