Sentence examples for legacy baggage from inspiring English sources

Office 2013 may not be quite ideal for tablet use, but considering the weight of legacy baggage in Microsoft's suite, it is an excellent start.

"The freedom to start a digital concern without legacy baggage is an enormous opportunity, much easier than trying to pivot a traditional news organization," he said, adding that in both instances digital innovation would be in the front seat.

They didn't carry legacy baggage.

In a market where strong services players are emerging in places like India and China, sales could well go to a nimbler and more focused player with less legacy baggage.

Whether the platform proving itself a laggard was down to complacency and leadership mis-management, the complexities of its legacy baggage including an outdated UI, industry politics or a combination of all those things is hard to say.

Those links underline quite how complicated managing this particular piece of legacy baggage is for Khosrowshahi — who, as Uber's new broom, has made it his stated mission to chart a new course by 'doing the right thing.

Similarly, developing markets don't have nearly the same kinds of legacy software baggage.

Park came into office carrying her father's legacy as baggage.

Mr Feldman argues that for Black, who became one of the strongest proponents of ending segregation, the decision served as a means of freeing his legacy from Klan baggage.Mr Feldman, a Harvard Law School professor who once clerked for a recently retired justice, David Souter, clearly enjoys the intellectual sport of dissecting opinions coming out of the court.

His back is perpetually hunched, his face in a grimace, as if he is weighed down by so much baggage, burden, legacy.

On the other hand, Bieschke said he's attracted to the idea of starting fresh, "without the legacy, a.k.a., the baggage".