Sentence examples for added legacy from inspiring English sources

Double Olympic champion Rebecca Adlington, who quit competitive swimming after winning two bronze medals in London, added: "Legacy is a difficult subject for people to talk about because people want to see it happening straight away.

The database will expand as more studies in archeomagnetism, paleomagnetism, and sediment magnetism are produced and we continue to add legacy data.

With the law, the president added, "his legacy lives on".

Is it omission or commission?" He added, "The legacy's still there.

Thompson added in "legacy plastic", the results of six decades of producing plastic waste.

Of his predecessor and former antagonist, Senator Paul Wellstone, Mr. Coleman added: "His legacy will be the standard he set for passion and energy.

You can hear Brooklynese spoken in parts of New Orleans and Cincinnati, Labov added, the legacy of the New York bankers who moved to those cities in the nineteenth century to finance the cotton trade.

He added: "His legacy is one that will linger on throughout the ages".

Into this mix is added the legacy of Robert Kennedy's 1960s idealism.

New user desired features or requirements can be added to legacy systems, but typically entail unfortunate tradeoffs.

The performance study of MAC protocols for CRAHNs is challenging due to the unavailability of a reliable evaluation tool even though special features are added above legacy wireless MAC protocols.