Sentence examples for legacies into from inspiring English sources

Too many middle-class parents are now plugging the gap between the kind of upbringing they had and the kind they can afford – even on professional salaries – to give their own children, either by drawing down on family reserves, or guiltily factoring future legacies into an otherwise impossible equation.

Thus, biofilms can delay or prevent the re-suspension of these legacies into the water body as well as their bioavailability, while microbial bioremediation might even degrade those substances.

"Conflicts Throw NATO Expansion, and Bush's Trans-Atlantic Legacy, Into Doubt" (news article, March 15) suggests that Greece is the main stumbling block in President Bush's plan to expand NATO to include the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia.

"Flip Book" puts history, or legacy, into action.

Ian Parker explores how St. Aubyn has turned this poison legacy into literature.

"It is natural to extend his well-established legacy into licensing".

MIT may rightly be seen as a concept for taking Kraftwerk's legacy into the future.

I adore making music with Roger and Brian, and am thrilled to help continue their legacy into 2016.

Her company, though, remains determined to carry her legacy into the future.

"It's a position appointed by Phyllis Schlafly to continue her legacy into the future".

Neither in Scotland nor in Wales have politicians proved able to weaponise that legacy into an effective armament.