Sentence examples for forgotten cause from inspiring English sources
Anorectal sepsis in neutropenic patients is a frequently forgotten cause of morbidity.
They expose history's blind spots and forgotten causes, and sowed the seeds for today's street artists, such as Shepard Fairey or Banksy.
And the foreign minister is someone who could hardly be associated with the American policies that Greeks have not forgotten caused such suffering.
Address forgotten causes: Many forms of innovative financing mechanisms seem to target single diseases or issues, but for healthcare to be truly universal the global health community will need to make a concerted effort to focus on less popular causes.
In effect, Al Jazeera International intends to become for the developing world what Al Jazeera became to the Arab world: a champion of forgotten causes, a news organization willing to take the contrarian view and to risk being controversial.
A suggested approach is given in table 7. Clinical experience suggests that gastric bile reflux and small bowel bacterial overgrowth are commonly forgotten causes of nausea in patients during and after cancer therapy.
Let's focus on working out a resolution". And then make sure your phrasing supports that premise and forget cause and effect.
Users were often already downloading their Stories before they expired, but often might forget, causing them to lose their content.
(She later told me she might have forgotten). Whether caused by stress, cultural differences, or language barriers, such miscommunication "is not really that surprising we get it all the time," says Andrew Ulrich, an emergency room physician who is also vice-chair of BMC's emergency department.
Nevertheless it is remarkable how quickly we have forgotten its causes and lessons.
