Sentence examples for by legacies from inspiring English sources

"Being distracted by legacies from the old period is a real serious issue," he said.

By then he had been in retirement for three years, assisted by legacies from friends and relatives.

They assume that users no longer require protracted metaphors to understand how a computer works — a computer is simply a computer, and its interface should reflect that rather than be crippled by legacies.

And also, out of the police and trial proceedings, sensational news media coverage and political maneuverings, a revealing, culturally specific snapshot of the Philippines emerges — albeit taken from its worst side, hobbled by legacies of its colonial past and the continued strife of the present.

That civilization is distinguished from the rest of Europe by legacies of a medieval Mongol-Tatar domination that precluded the sharing of many of the innovations and developments of European "Western civilization"; it became further distinctive during the relative isolation of the Soviet period.

Mr Tanner at the National Trust said visitor numbers at the institution's homes and gardens fell from 11.6 million in the 1997-1998 season to 11.1 million last year -- a decline offset both by legacies and by the growth in National Trust membership to almost 2.7 million.

But large businesses shouldn't feel restricted by legacy systems.

It also provides an investment field unfettered by legacy issues.

You can't go to the league headquarters without being struck by legacy.

Mr Silver says this is because DCA and IAD are dominated by legacy carriers, while BWI is a Southwest hub.

Whereas Western companies are hampered by legacy systems and legacy mindsets, they can build their companies around the coming technology.The second is a pro-entrepreneurial revolution.