Sentence examples for direct legacy from inspiring English sources

The first is a direct legacy of the boom-bust cycle of the past 10 years.

The London planes, he went on, "are the direct legacy of Robert Moses.

There is little direct legacy from the art of pharaonic Egypt either in the style of execution or in the choice of decorative themes.

Paul Hendrickson recognizes that the sheriffs were a direct legacy of slavery and that many were sadists whose bloody inclinations suited them nicely to a historically determined role.

This poverty is the direct legacy of perhaps the most brutal system of colonial exploitation in world history, compounded by decades of systematic postcolonial oppression.

That establishment's direct legacy was the line running from Woody Guthrie and Pete Seeger, himself the son of a left-wing classical composer turned folklore honcho.

Tony Gilroy wrote and directed "Legacy," which might explain why the shaky-cam aesthetic has been dropped in favor of a more straightforward approach.

In 2007, Walt Disney Studios executives began to negotiate with Joseph Kosinski to direct Tron: Legacy.

Two-thirds of the Treasury scheme's purchasing power will be directed towards legacy loans.

Kosinski, who also directed Tron: Legacy, added: "He is the hardest working man I've ever met".

It was shown that water quality control measures in new urban developments should be directed to legacy nutrients during the first 2 3 years but measures reducing nutrient leachate from soil, such as soil amendments, should be considered for long-term solutions.