Sentence examples for forgetting the need from inspiring English sources

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.

How do we properly handle increased needs for security without forgetting the need for speed?

Unfortunately, after Florida we turned to computers to side-step the messy problem of interpreting paper ballots, forgetting the need for auditable records.

So, I totally understand how when the two of you have sex, passion can get the best of you, forgetting the need to use protection.

Consequently, it will be essential that strategies to tackle NCDs are matched to both the resources available and the burden of disease, while not forgetting the need to ensure equity.

It's wise to remember that many managers have made serious errors in underestimating the intelligence or forgetting the needs and desires of children at events, as they have the same needs and wants as adults - to have a good time and not be bored.

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.