Sentence examples for forgets the need from inspiring English sources

What's worrying about British art now is that it seems to be losing sight of other forms, other cultural practices, and to be so enjoying its routines of mutual flattery that it forgets the need to compete with all the strangeness in the world.

Mitt Romney has periodic breakdowns when asked questions about the economy because he sometimes forgets the need to lie.

The fundamental problem with innovation was that it made investors and executives forget the need to think for themselves.

People were looking for "that Oprah money" but had forgotten the need for service, for discipline, for political will.

We forgot the need for struggle, during which time many top positions were taken over by Chinese and Korean companies".

Often, the mistake such men make is not that they produce ideas but that they forget the need to keep even good ideas firmly in their place.

But there's a cost for forgetting the need for an appropriate relationship both to the forces and vulnerabilities of the planet.

John McWilliams, a professional dog trainer and former owner of a private dog park in Rockaway, warned that leashless areas often lulled owners into forgetting the need for supervision.

While politicians have rightly used the current political climate to discuss potential changes to the voting system and the way in which parliament works, we should not forget the need to revitalise our democracy closer to home.

When climate-change negotiators meet in Barcelona next week ahead of their gathering in Copenhagen, they should not forget the need for greater attention to the plight of the Himalayas.

And don't forget the need for forgiveness -- bumping a rival out of your way as well as cheating on technical specifications are common practices, only recently frowned on.