Sentence examples for were to forget to from inspiring English sources

If someone were to forget to turn off a server, the co-founders would receive a warning that there was an unusual spike in service, and they would get additional warnings that they were close to running out of money, giving them the opportunity to shut it down if it's a mistake or add additional funds if it's an actual business spike.

His mistake was to forget to tell my stepmother.

This and how easy it is to forget to turn off Nearby Friends could lead to inadvertent "oversharing".

His only managerial faux pas to date was to forget to shake hands with Steve Evans after the 1-1 drat at Rotherham last month.

The longer you wait, the more likely you are to forget to do so.

"To think is to forget a difference, to generalize, to abstract," Borges writes.

The worst thing Labour did in 2010 was to forget that their job was to oppose.

"The most disrespectful thing to do to the dead is to forget them," Mr. Dispenza said.

That would be to forget about trying to tweak this or fudge that.

Bello's suggestion to Mr Santos would be to forget about eradication altogether.

But that would be to forget his allegiance to the revolutionary in Mozart rather than to the Meissen figurine.