Sentence examples for still often forgotten from inspiring English sources

It was a blind spot that condemned thousands of innocent creatures to death and misfortune, and impeded the broader relief effort--and it's one of the reasons our Pets for Life program now focuses on supporting pet owners in communities that are still often forgotten.

Though Twitter users are often more aware of when and where they're providing Twitter apps with access to their accounts compared with Facebook, for example, they still often forget to go back and clean up an app's access after they stop using it.

I still often forget my life is charmed.

Still, it is often forgotten that Mr. Pavarotti was also 33 when he made his Met debut as Puccini's Rodolfo in "La Bohème" and had nothing like the success Mr. Licitra just enjoyed.

Everyone keeps saying the consumer is in control, but these incidents and companies' reactions to them show that the power of public opinion is still unrecognized, or often forgotten.

Still, what's too often forgotten is that the dollar's exchange value versus other floating currencies, or in a more sane world its value in terms of gold, is not a Fed function.

Yes, poverty is still with us, but many of its often forgotten programs were landmark successes.

Alain Delon has been around so long it's often forgotten that he served in the French military in the 1950s in Vietnam when it was still Indochina.

"That's often forgotten".

"This is too often forgotten".

They are often forgotten children.