Sentence examples for dominant legacy from inspiring English sources

Dominant legacy compounds included organochlorine pesticides, such as DDT and lindane, the organophosphate chlorpyrifos and triazine herbicides such as terbutylazine and simazine which have long been banned in the EU.

Dominant legacy players have systems and processes they have used for years.

The dominant visible legacy of ancient Egypt is in works of architecture and representational art.

Beginning with an insightful study of the origins of Russian statehood in the Middle Ages, when the state grew out of the princely domain but was not distinguished from it, Russian Conservatism and Its Critics includes a masterful survey of Russia's major conservative thinkers and demonstrates how conservatism is the dominant intellectual legacy of Russia.

By the turn of the 20th century, local colour had faded as a dominant style, but its legacy within American literature is considerable.

Moreover, on the eve of both the first and second World Wars, France was awash in fears over the nation's declining birthrate and its capacity to maintain its historical legacy as a dominant economic, cultural, political and military power.

Charlie Edwards vowed to "build a legacy" after a dominant points win over Angel Moreno in his first defence of the WBC world flyweight title.

While Bryan lost three elections, he left a legacy of a dominant progressive faction in a once nearly monolithically conservative party.

Bolt won the 200 meter dash on Thursday, cementing his legacy as the most dominant sprinter of all time.

Would she hop to CNN? Or was she the future of Fox? Could Hannity follow Trump into the upside-down and leave Kelly as the dominant cable force, rewriting Ailes's legacy in her feminine image — the ultimate revenge?

One of the city's ubiquitous abandoned grain elevators, the legacy of its once dominant role in shipping goods from the Midwest, will be illuminated two nights a week through September with images from the expo.