Sentence examples for forgot the problem from inspiring English sources
"Marx forgot the problem that whoever manages a company tries to become its owner," he added.
FORGET the problem about whether to wear white or ivory.
Much as the outside world might have liked to forget the problem, there were legal reminders of its existence.
"Killing an animal oneself is more often than not a way to forget the problem while pretending to remember".
While it's vital to understand some of the highly technical legal distinctions around employment classification, we can't forget the problem underlying the misuse of it.
It was a pace fairly typical of problematic Superfund sites -- and a pace that community activists say made residents forget the problem in their midst.
Your goal will be assess how well those implementations meet the security goals set out in HW1 (you may want to refer to the HW1 assignment if you've forgotten the problem specification).
Forget the problem of making it through checkout without impulse-buying three bags of bonbons and a copy of Heat! magazine; now it is about the half-price pizza catapulting your basket into "red" territory.
Forget the problem of what to buy for the person who has everything; what about what to buy for the person who might have everything but I wouldn't know, because I have only the barest acquaintance with them.
