Sentence examples for risks of forgetting from inspiring English sources

Shocked that memory of this sacrifice was fading, Mr. Slaughter led the effort to build the $20 million memorial, a monument to the risks of forgetting as much as fighting.

But, in this age of Yelp and Michelin stars, we run the risk of forgetting what real restaurant reviews are worth.

As the years since 1992 accumulate, our football nation is at risk of forgetting that it does not have to be this way.

With these changes, we run the risk of forgetting what's most important: that the very people bringing about these changes need to be listened to.

The most powerful message from LFC fans was the slogan "We are supporters not customers" – something which all league clubs are at risk of forgetting.

Can you trade a nostalgic tweak (woo, look at the shoes!) for the risk of forgetting what made it great in the first place (where's all that snappy dialogue?).

They could dip in and out of the Web site whenever they wished, free from the risk of forgetting to raise an issue during an interview, or of feeling embarrassed about doing so.

It aims to overcome the problem that many deep learning models have when they move into a new field: either they ignore their already-learned information and start afresh, or run the risk of "forgetting" what they already learned as it gets overwritten by the new information.

This impacts their ability to retain information and increases the risk of forgetting the information due to lack of practice.

You also run the risk of forgetting to turn off your camera flash, at which point it can turn a tad uncomfortable for everyone.

Using this concept of prior likelihood they reduce the risk of forgetting what was initially learnt by the RNN, compared to a reward based only on the adherence to music theory.