Sentence examples for legacy class from inspiring English sources

Professional politicians do not want to become the party of a legacy class.

The reason why Convergent can sell its switches at so inexpensively is that unlike the legacy Class 5 switches, which are based on proprietary hardware, ATM switches are based on standard computing platforms and semiconductors.

I love everything Cole Haan stands for: legacy, class, flexibility, grace.

Yet its legacy, a class of educated, English-speaking and loyal Eurasians, was crucial to British rule.

— The Times, April 1 FROM: Office of Admissions, Harvard College To: Double Legacy Applicant, Class of 2012 Here at Harvard's Office of Admissions, we have some very exciting news for you.

The objective of this study was to determine the efficacy of model averaging (ensemble modelling) as an approach for combining digital soil property maps derived from disaggregated legacy soil class maps and scorpan kriging (using soil point data).

One important circumstance is the age-class legacy, recognising unbalanced age-class distributions within various Parties.

Lord Coe added that the four vital ingredients for a lasting Olympic legacy were world class governing bodies, world class coaches, a steady supply of talent and predictable levels of funding.

A plaque on the top described it as a legacy from the class of 1900 to its sisters in the class of 2000.

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But Holley appreciates that the main legacy of his class was from lower-profile alumni: "There are people who've become coaches, administrators and team managers, and I'm very proud of that".