Sentence examples for dual legacy from inspiring English sources

For Mr. Thompson, the new job is a dual legacy.

Alex Ross, this magazine's classical-music critic, considers their dual legacy.

I think it's partly because he directed the plays himself, so he has a sort of dual legacy.

Gretchen Ritter, director of the Center for Women's and Gender Studies at the University of Texas at Austin, said the state had a dual legacy.

That dual legacy — a brilliant collection but with a low public profile — is what Mari Lyn Salvador inherited when she took over as the museum's director in December.

The riot's dual legacy ultimately demonstrated that a municipality built to protect property rights allowed more than the affluent to make claims upon it.

When the bubble burst in 1982, it left a dual legacy--an Oklahoma economy that has never recovered and a confusion about the boundaries between "them" and "us".

These dual legacies still underlay the tensions within Iran today.

In Rwanda, the dual vectors of HIV and legacy of the 1994 genocide have had devastating consequences for children and families.

Other niceties include an integrated iPod dock and Sirius satellite radio connectivity, dual speaker zones, and several legacy inputs.

Two Topcon Legacy 40-channels dual frequency receivers observing both pseudo-range and carrier phase of the Global Positioning System (GPS), along with the Global Navigation Satellite System (GLONASS) were used as rover (on the plot) and base station respectively.