Sentence examples for legacy exists from inspiring English sources

Much of our architectural legacy exists only in "fossil" form – as the old walls around car parks or as burial grounds whose churches are long gone.

And it is very much down to the family and the home, rather than outside influences or folk revivalists, that their unique historical legacy exists at all.

That legacy still exists.

Again, as with publishing today, the older "legacy" terrorism exists alongside the less structured "new" terrorism.

"Flattered and grateful and all the things that come with this kind of accomplishment.... I'm more proud of the legacy that exists and what Connecticut basketball is as opposed to the number of championships".

We want to know if this legacy still exists in your town.

If the mysterious entity known as the Olympic legacy does exist, it probably nestles in the gunnels of a British rowing boat.

"The trial was a success and this is a technology we can utilize as we figure the steps [in the digital transition]." "We proved that [in] whatever legacy systems exist, this can be rolled out".

Our findings may easily be used to estimate the vulnerability of river systems to particle-associated urban pollutants with similar input pathways as the PAH or to indicate if contaminant point sources such as sites of legacy pollution exist in a river basin.

These risks of lock in effects, path dependency and legacy code exist especially in using a specifically developed model for one application in other applications.

We are almost positive we have the support of college and it's quite nice to see Jesus setting a precedent and taking steps in the right direction to weed out the colonial legacies that exist in bits of the university.