Memory
in sentence
1963 examples of Memory in a sentence
Today's post-war generations, lacking direct
memory
of WWII, view Europe's great achievements - liberty, peace, and prosperity - as a given.
Though South Korea is still ahead of China in high-tech branches like
memory
chips and automobiles, its lead is diminishing in many major industries, such as steel, ships, petrochemicals, and electronics.
This is what the term “politics of memory” is meant to indicate.
Therefore, the 60th anniversary of the firebombing of Dresden by Allied forces on 13 February 1945 has probably been a more crucial moment in terms of the German “politics of memory” than the 60th anniversary of 8 May 1945 is going to be.
Indeed, it called the opposition “interahamwe,” invoking the
memory
of the Hutu militia that slaughtered 800,000 Rwandan Tutsis in 1994.
Europe’s own misery and migration has become a distant (if not entirely forgotten)
memory.
A wide range of effective treatments are available that don’t cause weight gain, sexual dysfunction, diabetes,
memory
loss, or addiction.
We must not slip back into a “business as usual” approach as Fukushima recedes from
memory.
His
memory
will be cherished for as long as history continues to be written.
First, when in recent
memory
has a Republican-sponsored tax cut not created a deficit?
A Time to ExperimentCAMBRIDGE – The world economy enters 2009 with more uncertainty (and anxiety) than at any time in recent
memory.
That means not only recognizing the vital link between his policies and today’s problems, but also ensuring that what should be preserved is not sacrificed in the rush to efface his
memory.
Memory
of the war's horrors led to a period of rationalism and restraint in international politics.
Two still stand out in my
memory.
The Czechs, probably the people with the most vivid historical
memory
of the bad regionalism of the 1930’s, succeeded France, the European country that today is the least constrained in asserting its national interest.
In documenting neurocognitive impairments in children with konzo, my colleagues and I also noted sub-clinical symptoms even in konzo-free children living in konzo-affected households, a finding based on their performance on more specialized neurocognitive tests of
memory
and learning.
Those who received only THC had a significant increase in paranoid thoughts, psychotic symptoms, and
memory
impairment, while those who received the combination experienced no paranoia, had fewer psychotic symptoms, and maintained
memory
function.
Many studies have focused on the possible negative impact of cannabis use on
memory
and other cognitive functions.
It might be argued that monuments celebrating villains who lived within living
memory
and would still cause grief to surviving victims must be removed, and that anything older should be left alone.
Such temptations could even become stronger as Nazism fades from living
memory.
As news of the downing of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 over Ukraine trickled into Russia, people with a long
memory
recalled the Soviet Union’s attack, 31 years ago this September, on Korean Air Lines Flight 007, and its political consequences.
The events in East Timor in 1999 remain fresh in memory, and difficulties linger.
And the program he envisages offers a viable opportunity – the best in recent
memory
– to reform France’s economy in ways that will foster innovation-led growth while offering better social protection and education to French citizens.
In Europe, the prevailing reaction highlights that, between the lines, America’s first self-proclaimed “Pacific president” delivered the most “European” inaugural address in recent
memory.
Diseases are spreading, wells are drying up, storms are smashing cities and destroying crops, and rain is either a distant
memory
or an acute danger.
Unfortunately, human
memory
fades with time, and new generations of engineers with no vivid experience of past failures can proceed with hubris to design again beyond wise limits.
As the Russian intellectual historian Nikolay Koposov recently observed, the “memory laws” being enacted there “differ fundamentally from
memory
laws in Western Europe, because they actively protect the
memory
of the perpetrators, rather than the victims, of state-sponsored crimes.”
But what matters today is that Shia and Sunni relate to their past differently, and that this historical
memory
can be distorted – and even invented – to create mistrust and hate.
These diatribes reflect Iraqi’s polarized historical
memory.
Usually so staid and cold, it echoed to the rhythm of strings with the swing of the Louisiana bayous at one moment, and at the next with the
memory
of the concert at the Olympia, so close but a half-century away, where the saturnine firebrand upended ten thousand hearts.
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