Sentence examples for remembered the problems from inspiring English sources

And also this year, the second biennial Edwin Morgan Poetry award worth roughly £20,000 will be made to a Scottish poet under the age of 30, just because Edwin Morgan well remembered the problems young poets can have in getting their first collection published.

Writing a biological paper before computers is one thing, but Ashmore remembered the problems of producing mathematical formulae in a typed manuscript, explaining that "you wrote the paper and probably took it along to somebody to be typed… And then it came back with spaces where you had to write in the equations".

Well, in the end it was my mum, when I was having problems, she remembered the problems that she'd had feeding me, because I was her first, and that the only thing that had got it started for her was nipple shields, so she went out and bought some nipple shields for me, because no one had suggested that I try them.

But that was what I needed to actually get it to work (Mother, age 31, first baby) Well, in the end it was my mum, when I was having problems, she remembered the problems that she'd had feeding me, because I was her first, and that the only thing that had got it started for her was nipple shields, so she went out and bought some nipple shields for me, because no one had suggested that I try them.

He only remember the problems he have with them.

"It made me remember the problems that sanctions on Iraq caused here: poverty, disease, lack of services.

Technical aspects also concern Moreno, who remembers the problems faced during the construction of the Big Dig in Boston: water leaks, billion-dollar cost overruns and years of delays.

At today's budget hearing by the Assembly and Senate, Senator Daniel R. Hevesi, a Democrat from Queens, urged Mr. Levy to remember the problems encountered by his predecessor, Rudy Crew, after his friendship with the mayor soured.

First, it has been controversial because when it was first used there were problems–such as increased risk of bleeding– that were later fixed, but many doctors only remember the problems, he said.

Remember the problems in Flint, Michigan which resulted from skipping steps that would have protected the public!

Remembering the problems we had with the ratification and implementation of the Maastricht Treaty, I would remind the presidency, perhaps unnecessarily, that it has a great responsibility here.