Sentence examples for limited remembering from inspiring English sources

He wanted his politicians "meditating before moving, even though knowing that the time allowed for each move is limited, remembering that every move of ours provokes another by the opponent, difficult but not impossible to foresee; and paying for wrong moves".

Those of us on the front lines of medicine who care for children and families with limited resources remember well the time that we turned children away solely because their families were working hard to raise themselves out of poverty.

Most military families live on limited budgets and remembering military kids during the holidays will brighten their spirits.

It last erupted back in 2000, so technically it's overdue, but with such a limited scientific record, and remembering that volcanoes don't erupt according to our schedule, it's not really clear when it's likely to erupt again.

But even this pales into insignificance when I consider the impact they've had on my brother, who, despite his limited vocabulary, can remember and name practically every single one of them.

It's about taking action, maximizing the limited resources you have and remembering how fortunate you are to be at the leading edge of an area that has become so important in such a short period of time.

It's worth remembering that the manufacturing sector makes up a relatively limited share of economic output – around 10% of GDP.

Don't get me wrong, stunty contests and limited rollouts are great: remember Google Fiber?

I thought about taking it for old times' sake, but changed my mind when I remembered our limited wall space.

Answering those questions is difficult, but it is important to remember the limited time frame that analysts have to look at the history of the internet.

Saul, via email Social logins have a few advantages and disadvantages, the convenience of a single click to log in and only having to remember a limited set of credentials.