Sentence examples similar to forgotten sources from inspiring English sources

Uranium mines are the often forgotten source of nuclear power.

But what really opened things up for me was the realisation that there was an even further forgotten source of images.

But what really opened things up for me was the realization that there was an even further forgotten source of images.

This is a natural extension of the above, even though I heard it at an entirely different time in my life, from an entirely different (now long forgotten) source.

In summary, platelets might be a forgotten source of mediators that alter heart function during sepsis.

Books and journals are good academic material, but don't forget sources like magazines – these may give you a more current, lighter view on a topic.

Alas, he says, because of this success, business leaders "never needed to learn how to manage".In fact, says Mr Kawahara, many managers have even forgotten those sources of Japan's manufacturing success.

Frightening stories read as a child affect the reader at bone-marrow level, helping to shape the fears and vague uneasinesses you'll carry all your life, long after you've forgotten their sources.

"I am sure it will all be forgotten," one source said.

So striking were the film's color effects that soon after seeing the film as a child I began to dream of green-skinned witches; and years afterward I gave these dreams to the narrator of my novel "Midnight's Children," having completely forgotten their source.

The questions — with yes-or-no answers in many cases — were meant to ensure that you did not forget miscellaneous sources of income or miss out on any deductions.