Sentence examples for In legacies, from inspiring English sources
In Legacies of the Heart, the author, Meg Newhouse, describes legacy as "anything, tangible or intangible, of any size.
In Legacies, sometimes strange or unexpected things happen.
Unjust acts that have not been reconciled are stored in legacies as if packed in ice," Weissmark says.
Under Lyndon Johnson's Great Society in the 1960's, the root causes of crime and poverty were seen as embedded in legacies of racial oppression and "blocked opportunities," says Julilly Kohler-Hassistantassistant professor of history.
—"The Research University: Public Roles and Public Perceptions". In Legacies of Woodrow Wilson, edited by J. M. Morris, 23 44.
She added that the US grew from 13 British colonies that shared a common language and culture, where as the EU was trying to forge closer union from countries that in some cases had been in existence for more than 1,000 years, with "very, very long histories and very well-dug-in legacies".
In "Legacy" he demonstrates the best of both talents.
In legacy networks, network functions, such as firewall or TCP optimization, are performed by specific hardware.
In legacy setup, each operator is assigned with a fixed number of 50 PRBs via its operated BS.
There is no easy story in legacy.
