Sentence examples for legacy hanging from inspiring English sources

With a second term dawning, and questions about a Clinton legacy hanging in the air, Mr. Babbitt remembered this week, "I thought maybe this would pique his interest".

With his law enforcement legacy hanging in the balance, New York City's police chief has turned to the media to defend his most controversial initiatives.

As mentioned above, it also has GrandCentral support going for it – but how many legacy users are only hanging on until applications like these make Google Voice as iPhone-friendly as GrandDialer made GrandCentral?

While some of the rental companies are changing into mobility companies, car dealerships are hanging onto their legacy businesses.

The missteps have been well documented — but the short version is they failed to move quickly enough, hanging onto their legacy Symbian OS for too long while newcomers Apple and Google's Android pushed in and pulled the market away from them, with software built for touchscreens and slicker apps execution.

Their absence somehow elicits more visual tension the legacy of racism and slavery hanging above their empty pedestals of marble and concrete.

Now he has a picture hanging on the legacy wall and is one of the nominees for Youth of the Year for Sonoma County.

These economies will then supposedly make post-bankruptcy Detroit competitive again in world markets against leaner, meaner Japanese, and Korean companies that don't have Detroit's legacy or union labor costs hanging like a millstone around their necks.

Now the legacy of that extraordinary intervention is hanging over the central bank as it faces growing demands for an encore to help revive the flagging economy.

"Everybody at the club has worked hard in reorganising our operations during the past 18 months and the legacy debts were a significant liability hanging over this ongoing process," the statement said.

Most of today's gallows, and India's preference for hanging, are a British legacy.