Sentence examples for both the legacy from inspiring English sources

Both the legacy and lessons learned from this original Poor People's Campaign pervade the anti-poverty movement today.

The systemic impediments include both the legacy of racism and dramatic economic changes that have fallen with disproportionate severity on poor blacks.

We attempt to embrace both the legacy and the future of jazz so the history of jazz is present in what is currently being played.

A government that purports to believe in both the legacy and a strong future for local government should not allow this to happen.

The new boss, a long-time media executive who has run Sony's business in America since 1997, assured everyone this week that he takes both the legacy and the future of Sony's electronics business seriously.

That's both the legacy and the immediate impact of 42, the film biopic that was released on Friday, days before the 66th anniversary of Robinson's first appearance as a Dodger at Ebbets Field.

It is an identity that both understands the legacy of colonisation and seeks to privilege Indigenous world views, philosophies and culture.

The essay was adapted from Elie's forthcoming book, "Reinventing Bach," which interweaves the stories of famous Bach interpreters — Gould, Pablo Casals, Albert Schweitzer and Yo-Yo Ma — as they grappled both with the legacy of Bach and the promise of new technologies.

Finally, the paper advocates taking the "hydrosocial cycle" as an analytical framework for designing new institutional arrangements that will include both rectifying the legacy of the past (the specific role of DWA) and acknowledging legitimate local interests.

After posing for pictures taken with a disposable camera, Kennedy and Earle shook hands, both appreciating the legacy and understanding the significance of the moment.

The book, which comes out next week, delves into the ugliness of America's past, present, and future political landscapes, with chapters skewering both parties, the legacy press, and the country's abusive relationship with capitalism.