Sentence examples for forgotten better from inspiring English sources

More walkers, whether strolling or striding, in turn reinforce an old idea that Ms. Kung said many cities have forgotten: better public health and improved economic life go together.

Thiel's argument is broader: Not only religious vitality but the entirety of human innovation, he argues, depends on the belief that there are major secrets left to be uncovered, insights that existing institutions have failed to unlock (or perhaps forgotten), better ways of living that a small group might successfully embrace.

Instead he had to forget better.

Forget better cars or more efficient factories: the holy grail of the motor industry is now more efficient distribution and retailing of its products.At present, distribution can account for one-third of the sticker price of the average vehicle.

This applies tenfold for brands and companies (who as I said are more than welcome to use their substantive weight to help move progress forward) but who in staking a claim in the fight for marriage equality also seek the reward of brand exposure, social cred and lest we forget, better bottom lines.

From reporting from Plug-in 2010 in San Jose as the Leaf and Volt debuted and new standards were hammered out to writing on the proliferation of NRG's Freedom Stations, I've witnessed extraordinary milestones and success in an industry with its share of spectacular failures (who can forget Better Place's $1 billion loss?).

Instead, America's leaders chose to ignore it — the sooner forgotten the better.

Prospective clinical trials are urgently needed to determine whether early formula-driven haemostatic resuscitation should be adopted or forgotten, to better understand trauma-associated coagulopathy and to develop evidence-based massive transfusion guidelines.

Maybe forgetting is better.

Time to forget would better help me.

We should, it suggests, finally leave the past but never forget its better aspects.