Sentence examples for forgotten concept from inspiring English sources
John Kenneth Galbraith's forgotten concept of "countervailing power" can help us understand what has been happening.
The follow on is a long forgotten concept and it's all about how long Trescothick can stay at the crease.
The key legal (often forgotten) concept that maintains this distinction is "equitable tracing" – required by both Article 9 and Chapter 11.
Those epic essays may seem to unfold outside the boundaries of time; their clock speed, to borrow a term from digital parlance, may simply not compute in lives where cell phones accompany every step of the day and extended vacations are a forgotten concept.
The work presented in this paper entails the qualitative groundwork of the development of an item bank to assess the forgotten concept in shoulder patients.
This is an important but often forgotten concept and some health care personnel insist more on the amount of fluid ingested, although salt ingestion is the key driver of thirst.
"If for many European countries, sovereignty and national pride are forgotten concepts and a luxury," he said, "then for Russia, true sovereignty is an absolutely necessary condition of our existence".
It is true that in the United States, under our First Amendment, an individual cannot censor Web sites under a "right to be forgotten," the concept being advanced in the European Union.
The class had gone over this material the day before, but nearly all have forgotten the concept.
This paper examines the extension of the forgotten joint concept to the assessment of shoulder patients.
