Sentence examples for has legacy from inspiring English sources

Russia has legacy ties to its Syrian client, and the Russian state remains a big vainglorious beast that likes to assert its geopolitical importance when given an opportunity.

He's less complimentary about Windows Phone 7, which he says has legacy code from Windows Mobile: "You just have this package of stuff that was invented before the Internet," Rubin says.

The traditional architecture of the network has legacy issues such as manageability, scalability and flexibility.

Therefore, it has legacy of lack in diversity which eventually leads to local trappings and thus the convergence degrades.

Unfortunately it has legacy PR problems from wireless connectivity and speed issues that will drag down any announcement like this.

Meanwhile, for investors — and much further down the line, for any potential exit/acquirer — not only does Nokia MixRadio have deals in place with record labels/publishers, seeing its availability in 31 countries, the ex-Nokia unit also has legacy relationships with mobile operators, something that could be valuable as part of a much wider music services strategy.

But they have legacy systems and their network of agents to cope with.

"Companies are excited about Chromebooks, but have legacy applications they want to keep," Mr. Pichai said.

Forbes: So you don't have legacy costs?

System administrators should also use robustness testing, even when they have legacy services.

They have legacy software they have to figure out how they're going to migrate.