Sentence examples for serious memory from inspiring English sources

"It's 10 years since 7/7 and children in secondary schools have no serious memory of it, but this is part of their world.

Many millions more have dementia resulting from strokes, Parkinson's and other illnesses, making serious memory loss one of the driving fears of the baby boom generation.

Some of the things that suggest a serious memory problem are: 1) Memory getting worse over time, and cues don't help with recall.

Wearable computers may help not only with monitoring personal health habits, but also with bolstering faulty memory, both for business people with a lot on their minds and for those with serious memory loss.

He said she had problems with memory and the best description of her in recent times had come from an account by author Marja Mills in an interview with the novelist's late, elder sister Alice Lee, in which the sister said Harper Lee had serious memory lapses and "doesn't know from one minute to the other what she's told anybody".

In this sequel to "The Bourne Identity," many of the major hands who created the first film have returned, including Mr. Damon as Jason Bourne, the C.I.A.-trained assassin who still has serious memory problems and can't recall why he is being hunted by everybody, although blurry flashbacks leave him with clues.

It is a serious business removing memories, because memories can affect your personal identity.

Before I could embark on any serious degree of memory training, I first needed a stockpile of palaces at my disposal.

Odinga, who has pulled together his own alliance, is also hoping for some serious short-term memory loss from his supporters.

But the labor dispute that erupted here today is potentially the most serious in recent memory, with technicians at both the Palais Garnier and the Bastille Opera threatening to disrupt 41 opera and ballet performances through Jan . 21

Gisli was brought in to testify in the Iceland Six case when it was reopened in 2011, after prison diaries of one of the men who had been charged with the murders were passed from the man's daughter to a reporter and showed serious signs of memory distrust syndrome, as well as foul play, such as the police drugging the suspects.