Sentence examples for minor memory from inspiring English sources

Turning up drunk for a test will be problematic enough to cancel out any minor memory advantages this provides you with, especially if it's a driving test.

The session lasts about thirty minutes, from start to finish; afterward, there is real disorientation for about twenty minutes, and some minor memory loss, which is usually recovered during the day.

But they do know that victims of the toxins visit their offices every day, more this year than last year and that their problems range from minor memory loss to devastating cognitive failure.

AD is a highly incapacitating disorder, progressing from minor memory problems to a complete loss of mental functions and in the long run, resulting in death.

I like to think the film-op caught her off guard and caused the minor memory loss -- hey, if Kris could just have a dollar for every time that happens she'd... well, I guess she doesn't deserve too much slack.

Her symptoms began in October 2002 with minor memory loss and fatigue.

And so are my own (very minor) memories of MacDougal and Bleecker and West Fourth and other legendary Village streets.

Yet there he was on Wednesday evening in Avery Fisher Hall conducting Bruckner's biggest symphony, No. 8 in C minor, from memory with typical flair and assurance.

Early on there were days and even weeks where I would often forget my mother's stroke had left her with brain damage, when minor impaired memory loss and slight coordination loss were the only identifiers that often went undetected to others.

Sunday's violence, though relatively minor, revived memories of a brutal police crackdown on protesters in 2007.

This tour de force is preceded by Anton Arensky's sumptuously tuneful Trio No 1 in D minor, written in memory of cellist Karl Davydov.