Sentence examples for exist a legacy of from inspiring English sources
Some circuit breakers do exist, a legacy of the reforms made following the 1987 stock market crash, but they only kick in after a huge drop — and only at certain hours.
While acts of forgiveness can be beautiful and selfless, they exist in a legacy of black people being expected to allow white people to move on from the consequences of their individual racism, while ignoring the systems that create racist ideologies and perpetuate racism.
Community tennis courts still exist as a legacy of the mid-20th century boom in the sport, but few new ones are being built and the extant ones are seldom booked up.
To the degree that a kinder, gentler Mr. Ballmer — and Microsoft — truly exist today, it is largely a legacy of the antitrust rulings against the company in the United States and Europe.
Being black in America means that we exist in a legacy and tradition of protest, a legacy and tradition as old as this America.
In these states, a legacy of political bargaining has existed, witnessing the monarch's gradual transfer of authority to various societal groups.
Urelands Hill is littered with hornblende-rich schist, a legacy of a chain of long-extinct volcanic islands that existed 450 500 million years ago when this part of Ireland lay under the primeval Iapetus Ocean.
As a legacy of the Soviet Semashko system, the "specialty" model of emergency medicine and integrated emergency departments do not exist here.
Rather, they lie on a horrifying historical continuum ― a legacy of racism and hatred that has ebbed and flowed for as long as America has existed. .
