Sentence examples for is forgotten that from inspiring English sources

Now we face a similar situation with Ebola; it is forgotten that Sierra Leone has the world's highest mortality rate for malaria, in excess of Ebola figures.

It is forgotten that at the 1970 election the Liberals had fewer votes and seats than now but recovered to poll almost 20% just four years later, built on five byelection victories.

Memories of "Bloodgate" also still smoulder; amid all the fuss over the shenanigans surrounding Quins' loss to Leinster in 2009 it is forgotten that the home team really should have won the game fair and square.

"Often, it is forgotten that the goal of anticoagulation is not to treat a stroke that has just occurred, but to prevent a recurrent stroke" or a first stroke, said Dr. David S. Liebeskind, associate director of the University of California, Los Angeles, Stroke Center in California.

After a flower-laying ceremony, Armenia's president, Serge Sarkisian, told the guests: "I am grateful to all those who are here to once again confirm your commitment to human values, to say that nothing is forgotten; that after 100 years we remember".

In a timely article the former Austrian finance minister, Hannes Androsch, points out that, notwithstanding all the obvious flaws, "it is forgotten that Europe, especially the EU, is a veritable success story, as this continent has never before experienced a period such as the past seven decades of democracy, peace and prosperity".

"They will not be forgotten, that's for sure," she said.

Michael Fertik, the founder of Reputation.com, also supports the existence of a right to be forgotten that is enforceable against Google.

France could therefore be criticized for failing to follow this example, but it should not be forgotten that Sweden is an exceptional case in this regard.

I had some yesterday," is forgetting that in Thailand people eat Thai food every day.

All you want to do is forget that you were raped.