Sentence examples for longer to remember from inspiring English sources

Even if older patients think more slowly or take longer to remember, as long as they can still function independently, they are not demented, Dr. Morris said.

The 19-year-old from Seaforde in County Down has problems with her short-term memory, meaning it takes her longer to remember new techniques.

"You have your wonderful memories," people tell her mother, but her mother knows better: "Memories are what you no longer want to remember".

Customers who opt in will have to enrol their "voice print" and will no longer need to remember a telephone security password or PIN.

It is sad beyond words that Malcolm Young, who is suffering from dementia, is no longer able to remember the riffs that made his band immortal.

By that period in our evolution, a caveman no longer needed to remember how many mammoth tusks he was owed by another caveman.

But it's also a step closer to the day when we no longer have to remember or store dozens of passwords — a fundamental reinvention of the way we approach identity and computer security on a daily, even hourly, basis.

Have you noticed how you no longer try to remember some things because you know that if you need to retrieve them you can do so just by Googling?

"The amount of content we record and share today is creating a real-time record of our lives; there is stuff we no longer need to remember, because we can save it somewhere.

This technology, called WinFS (which stands either for "file system" or "future storage"), was to turn Longhorn into relational databases so that users would no longer need to remember where they put things, because the interface would automatically retrieve data for them as needed.

I looked at my own mind, but not too hard...the way I glanced at the taped, full cartons not yet unpacked in my new apartment...I rested a glass on those boxes now and then, but I no longer tried to remember what was in them".