Sentence examples for forgotten the problems from inspiring English sources

For too long, the current leadership has had too cozy a relationship with powerful folks and forgotten the problems of local folks".

They feel a little bad about having forgotten the problem".

And don't forget the problems with all computerized devices.

"After a victory like that, people forget the problems they have.

James Whelan, the mayor of Atlantic City, was also in a mood to forget the problems.

But then you have to forget the problems at home, of your child and your woman.

Those who forget the problems before deregulation may be tempted to turn back to price caps.

IN PARTS of the world where designer eyewear products are popular, it is sometimes easy to forget the problems that people with poor vision and limited means face in many developing countries.

Dr. Castellanos, who grew up in the sugar fields of rural Honduras, found herself drawn to academia at a young age but promised her parents she would not forget the problems of everyday life.

Then the journalist moves on him/herself to other topics and forgets the problems of the NHS and the tsunami of emails he/she will have received from patients with similar horror stories.

"Love in the time of crisis can function as a painkiller, with which someone can forget the problems they're facing, or as a source from which someone can draw strength, energy and optimism," she says.