Sentence examples for have legacies from inspiring English sources

Our devices have legacies built into them.

September 11 will have legacies.

The juxtaposition is not kind, except as a reminder that all these women have legacies that will survive this disaster.

Books have lives -- The Little Prince" has had at least two, and on the occasion this week of Saint-Exupery's centenary is about to enjoy another -- and they have legacies.

Slavery and Jim Crow as legal institutions have legacies that not only clogged American Capitalism from being a truly fair opportunity for all, it has burdened Black America particularly with heavy social cost and chained them as a mass group to lives of struggle.

Funding levels for research on any disease have legacies that have evolved over time and can potentially be attributable to a plethora of complex factors.

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.