Sentence examples for less forgot to from inspiring English sources

Using two well known giant bacteria, Epulopisium and Thiomargarita, Lane shows, using some carefully argued calculations, that these two bacterial species more or less forgot to divide and ended up with several thousand copies of their genome in a massive cell, solely to sustain their energetic demand.

There should be no reason that our iPads go music-less because we forgot to plug them in every evening.

On the third day of faithfully following the treatment, I'm not any less forgetful (today, I forgot to bring money, my supermarket loyalty card, and lunch to work), I can't deal without my inhaler, and my lesbian tendencies don't seem to have lessened a bit.

On the third day of faithfully following the treatment, I'm not any less forgetful (today, I forgot to bring money, my supermarket loyalty card and lunch to work), I can't deal without my inhaler and my lesbian tendencies don't seem to have lessened a bit.

On the third day of faithfully following the treatment, I'm not any less forgetful (today, I forgot to bring money, my supermarket loyalty card and lunch to work), I can't deal without my inhaler and my lesbian tendencies don't seem to have lessened a bit.

She never cottoned to the idea, though, and Hughes more or less forgot about his purchase, leaving the land near the sign to tourists, hikers and Hollywood history seekers.

Then, with the princess out of harm's way, Dr. Wood more or less forgot about video games.

"After that, we more or less forgot about it".

"That's really the main aim for me," she said, "to present the more or less forgotten rural Anatolia to young people who may become curious about travel and adventure in their own country, and present these people who rarely are represented".

You order more or less randomly, not forgetting to include a few tiny baskets of sticky rice.

You'll be less likely to "forget" to set some aside, especially if the savings account is with a separate bank.