Sentence examples for increase in legacy from inspiring English sources
Whether it is food trucks, mobile payment apps or ride-sharing networks, as new Internet-enabled business models have proliferated, there has been a perceptible increase in legacy industries using political connections to foist anticompetitive regulations on new competitors.
The critical action, however, comes in making significant progress in reducing mercury emissions to prevent an even greater increase in cycling "legacy" emissions.
We can see there is a growing number of legacy pledgers and a healthy proportion (32%) are former volunteers which increases our confidence that there is healthy future growth in legacy income for VSO.
An increased interest in legacy issues is another reason some grandparents choose to travel with their children's children.
"The biggest contributing factor to the increase in Detroit's legacy expenses is a series of complex deals it entered into in 2005 and 2006 to assume $1.6bn in debt," he writes.
"The increase in orders of legacy iPhone models cannot offset the decline of XR and XS series shipments because of the low season impact," Kuo writes in the note.
At the time, a spokesman said the firm was facing "a marked increase in claims related to legacy loans, driven principally by claims management company activity".
In a statement issued to Sky News, a Wonga Group spokesman said there has been a "marked increase" in compensation claims for legacy loans driven by claims management companies.
In recent months, however, the short-term credit industry has seen a marked increase in claims related to legacy loans, driven principally by claims management company activity," the spokesman said.
Smart home tech is still in its infancy in terms of broad consumer use, despite increasing buy-in by legacy home appliance companies like Philips, Honeywell and more.
The $6 billion in legal costs included $3.6 billion tied to a settlement disclosed last month that covered Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, and a $2.4 billion increase in reserves for "previously disclosed legacy mortgage-related matters," the lender said in a presentation.
