Sentence examples for worrying memory from inspiring English sources

She recently received a letter from the bailiffs over costs related to late payment of council tax, and although she has decided to ignore it, the worrying memory of the letter keeps popping back into her mind.

I'd begin worrying about memory loss when I could no longer remember important facts like what Longfellow tavern Henry Ford had bought and restored.

The authors' efforts have brought about two major issues such as preserving the topology and the multitude of objects in the scene to smooth out without worrying about memory management, latency or cadency of their filter.

(If so, don't worry: the memory will fade in time).

What if, they worry, the memory of the Holocaust dies with them?

I worry that memory will focus on the diminished man I think I see staring out from the mirror.

This way, we take advantage of the built-in waiting queues, used for message passing, and do not have to worry about memory overlapping when writing packets.

Dear Concerned, Many seniors worry about memory lapses as they get older fearing it may be the first signs of Alzheimer's disease or some other type of dementia.

We recruited community-dwelling older adults based on the following criteria: (i) age 65 years and older; (ii) worried about memory problems; (iii) absence of self-reported dementia.

The Christian Brothers had had him labelled as not having much to say for himself, and it had stuck in his memory, worrying him sometimes in case it caused people to believe he was slow.

Worrying at her memory's wound, she conjures sensual, improper visions of her grandmother's prime — in Dublin in 1925 and afterward — to fill the gaps in her family's story that might explain her mother's mental vacancy, her brother's sad unraveling.