Sentence examples for clear legacies from inspiring English sources

Ms. Waters's advocacy and her interest in the criminal justice system are clear legacies of her fight for her brother.

Of the 20,000 killed in the Nixon period, 12,000 occurred in the first year before any new policy could take effect, 9,000 in the first six months -- clear legacies of the previous administration.

If there is a clear legacy bequeathed by the Founders, it is the insistence that religion is a private matter in which the state should not interfere.

These Republicans aren't afraid the law will fail as much as they're afraid that it will succeed and become part of the fabric of the collective conscience — and worst yet, be a clear legacy victory for President Obama.

But he had a clear legacy: his maps of the Missouri river were used by the American explorers Lewis and Clark, and he has some claim to have influenced the enduring outline of the US.

There is a fascinating self-searching literary energy that is generated in these writers by their having suffered the discomforts of temporary literary exile, but what they seem to gain is an often extremely penetrative socio-cultural vision that is the clear legacy of their often gloomy sojourns.

Thus, we suggest that the moth communities from this managed forest system still bear a clear legacy of timber management more than 60 years post-harvest.

First, we discuss key-value store systems, a popular form of distributed storage underpinning many NoSQL databases (Section 2), which are a clear legacy of P2P Distributed Hash Tables (DHTs).

After continuous fumigation for 11 months had been finished, there was still a clear legacy effect on bacterial community composition with a strong increase in relative abundance of the phyla Actinobacteria and Saccharibacteria.

The clearest legacy of the Obama presidency is symbolic.

Part of the problem is that female action heroes do not have as clear a legacy or audience as men.