Sentence examples similar to make recalled from inspiring English sources

"I don't think the circus nature of California's experience does a lot to make recall look like a credible choice, but still, you never know.

Whatever choice you make, recall that a key feature of science is that it provides tools for solving new problems.

Automakers must make recall repairs free of charge to the owner of the vehicle.

These difficulties make recall an implausible technique for identifying limits in visual short-term memory capacity.

As this is very stable over time, it will make recall errors very unlikely, when women are asked to answer questions on this topic.

"Many people in Alabama were quite upset that so much was made of the remarks he made," recalled Jackson, referring to Sessions' comments about the NAACP.

An old wooden bellows, the heart of the forge where agricultural tools were made, recalls a traditional rite of village life.

It was a very stressful situation, and my brain tends to block that sort of thing out, which makes recalling it difficult.

They said the authority to make recall decisions rested with company officials in Japan.

These tools could make recall easier and, in turn, "facilitate the transition from prescription to action" (Chiapello and Fairclough 2002: 198).

Also, even though the study was designed as a prospective study, information about migrainous headache before pregnancy was collected retrospectively, thus making recall bias a possibility.