Sentence examples for Practical legacy from inspiring English sources

A Web site links to the very practical legacy of this class (stanfordiphoneclassapps.com).

A more practical legacy was a reform in the state's judicial procedures.

But its more practical legacy may be decidedly nonfiction in nature — setting new standards for board oversight of operational risk.

They are best to leave that to successive generations who will determine the practical legacy they left for their people, not what they said at the dinner table or over the phone.

Thus, even as the children of the relatively few alumni of color may have found their way into the ranks of accepted students, in practical effect, legacy preferences have just reinforced existing racial and economic hierarchies.

No sentimental guff: something practical – a proper legacy – to mark the Diamond Jubilee.

Recently reprinted to celebrate 100 years since his birth and promoted by the charity that has become his lasting legacy Practical Action (was Intermediate Technology).

For practical purposes, this legacy means that Aramco has retained much of the managerial structure and operational habits of its American past.

We are taking practical steps to eliminate legacy risks," said UBS Chairman Peter Kurer in a press release.

The Vikings gained their seafaring knowledge and built their legacy through practical experience – such as by intuitive navigation and an understanding of the natural environment – and passed it down from one generation to the next.

In practical terms, the strongest legacy connection are your parents and grandparents.