Sentence examples for to remember problems from inspiring English sources

When you're lying in bed at night, try to remember problems done during class or chapters you studied for.

The word combinations are easier to remember, solving problems with lengthy longitude and latitude coordinates.

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.

As hard as it is to remember, there were problems in our country before Trump came to power, (problems severe enough that they helped set the stage for his improbable election).

This is addressing a problem that plagues education: in the words of Roger Lewin, "Too often we give children answers to remember rather than problems to solve".

I think it's important to remember that our problems don't add to a friend's hardship; it's keeping them a secret that might.

As technology moves us quickly forward, it is all the more important to remember that some problems require creative insight from thoughtful individuals.

T You have to remember that your problems concentrating are caused by you not being well, but having a severe depression.

So, as the European Parliament proceeds with its discussions about how best to govern this brave new world, we would do well to remember that the problem is not the proliferation of enhancement technologies, but this peculiar period where there are only a few options available to us.

As this challenging conversation evolves, it's important to remember that the problem is bigger than the act of violence itself.

In light of recent publications and a growing interest to discover the origins of nervous system it is important to remember that the problem has been repeatedly addressed through the entire history of neuroscience.