Sentence examples for forgotten issue from inspiring English sources

Population: The largely forgotten issue will get a mighty leg-up in 2011 when the global total hits 7 billion – less than 13 years after reaching 6 billion.

Drummond also announced that Google had set up an advisory council of experts to examine the "right to be forgotten" issue.

"Tax is the forgotten issue in the debate about how to tackle poverty, and must be added to trade, debt and aid if the world is serious about meeting the MDGs," Mr Pendleton said.

It confirms the root of the right to be forgotten issue: that Google is the web's main arbiter of information, and has immense control over how we are represented and identified digitally.

It might have slipped the media's fickle hive mind almost entirely, like the once urgent but now almost forgotten issue of the 200 schoolgirls kidnapped and held in northern Nigeria, and still incidentally not freed.

Yet even with a very big margin of error, the data would still show that the right to be forgotten issue is overwhelmingly about everyday people, often with little public profile – victims of algorithmic failure on the indelible web.

Disclosure: I previously worked on "Right to Be Forgotten" issues as Associate General Counsel at Google.

The uproar provoked by the release of Abdelbaset al-Megrahi, the former intelligence officer convicted of the Lockerbie bombing, today forced into the open largely forgotten issues that have bedevilled Britain's relations with Libya in the past.

Forget issues; by the time facial hairs on one provide mud slinging evidence of ties to Taliban for the other, you know the real butt of the humor: the ethics of winning at all cost.

Poor short term memory and forgetting issues.

"The issue of postmilitancy reconstruction — not only schools, but enterprise, infrastructure — somehow the whole international community has forgotten the issue, which we feel is perhaps, if not more important, than as important as floods," he said.