Sentence examples for heritage terms from inspiring English sources

Both of these properties have been under leisurely repair for an indeterminate period, and the whole Borinage area is rather agreeably under-exploited in industrial heritage terms.

"It would be a very, very large structure and it's in the curtilage of the mill buildings which would detract from the view of the mill which is sacrosanct really in heritage terms".

"It is a very exciting piece of news and perhaps harks back to our cultural heritage in terms of finance.

The possibility that the family might regard this heritage in terms of dollars and cents alone is just heartbreaking.

12.56pm GMT Arts and heritage In terms of arts and heritage policy very little would change as the Scottish parliament already has responsibility in those areas, reports Mark Brown.

In one tweet, Trump referred to Native Americans as "being of Indian heritage," a term often considered pejorative.

We investigated each term by reviewing its historical heritage, when the term was first mentioned, how it has been defined and discussed, and how definitions and usage have changed through time.

When it comes to American beer, however, authenticity and heritage are slippery terms.

We already saw that the Ikhwân rework the classical heritage in religious terms.

The MODIS instrument was developed with improvements over heritage sensors in terms of its spectral, spatial, and temporal resolutions, and with more stringent calibration requirements.

Although far from the heritage field in terms of temperature and concentration, some investigations have demonstrated that DPM leads to severe degradation of ceramic filters used in engine exhaust tubes [140].