Sentence examples for example of legacy from inspiring English sources

Another, far more elaborate example of legacy spin can be downloaded from the White House Web site: a booklet recounting "highlights" of the administration's "accomplishments and results".

The globins and the collagens provide excellent examples of legacy systems (Box 3).

In North America for example millions of legacy oil and gas wells present the possibility of CO2 and brine to leak out of the injection formation.

One of the delights of rereading Adam Smith, Karl Marx and Charles Darwin as examples of legacies of quiet leaders, is that they are eminently readable today.

This case was a fitting last example of a legacy of compassion, commitment, and unparalleled legal and technical genius.

The fact that the Daily features a horoscope section is a clear example of its legacy sensibility.

It is difficult to imagine a better example of a legacy media organisation loosing its original purpose and repositioning itself than MTV.

On Wednesday at 6 p.m., there will be a panel discussion about Roosevelt Island as an example of the legacy of the city planner Ed Logue.

Claims and denials about the abuse and killing of Iraqi detainees are swirling around in ugly recriminations, yet another example of the legacy of the 2003 invasion of Iraq.

"The UK City of Culture is a great example of our legacy".

Aerospace leader Lockheed Martin has invested in U.S. nanosatellite company Terran Orbital, the latest example of how legacy and novel players alike are looking at smallsats and the industry of cheap, lightweight satellites in general as a key area of opportunity for the growing commercial space sector.