Sentence examples for legacies in a from inspiring English sources

Spatial concentration of an industry can be attributed to the benefits of agglomeration and socially-based co-operation, in combination with the influence of knowledge legacies in a complementary and synergistic process.

If Hubble sees farther, it is because of these men and women, who come to life, warts and all, in Mr. Zimmerman's book, and of the process, messy and uncomfortable as it may be, by which dreams are turned into legacies in a democratic society.

Participants will introduce lesser-known Soviet artists of the 1940s 1960s, placing their legacies in a continuum from the early Soviet avant-garde to post-Soviet culture and re-inscribing these artists into their global context.

States are now expected to deal with their violent legacies in an institutional setting rather than through blanket amnesty or victor's justice.

Q. Do you feel extra pressure to perform after LeBron James's legacy in Cleveland? A.

I'm like her legacy in a way.

"Martha left a magnificent legacy in a unique technique," Ms. Lang said.

The waste from the mines has left its own unique legacy in a lunar-like landscape.

This is the irony of his legacy: in a way he elevated the legacy of Suharto and Habibie by his spectacular failure".

With these words Elizabeth Shaner embroidered her legacy in a needlepoint created as a thirteen year old in 1929.

Mr. Hu's abdication of the military chairmanship sets an important institutional precedent for future successions and may put his legacy in a more favorable light.