Sentence examples for legacy of a single from inspiring English sources

It is almost wholly the legacy of a single article entitled "The Market for 'Lemons': Quality Uncertainty and the Market Mechanism" by George Akerlof (1970).

They also represent the legacy of a single acquisitive eye, that of Mr. Binney (1925-1986), heir to the Crayola fortune, a trustee of the San Diego Museum and apparently quite a character.

Some concerts by the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra adhere to thematic prescriptions: the legacy of a single composer, for instance, or the sound of a specific place and time.

And if, in the process of being a comedian, he really did turn into the most trusted man in news, the person we turned to for sanity in moments of national madness like the Charleston church shooting, that might say more about our lack of heroes than the legacy of a single cable TV host.

(2015) argued that developmental telomere attrition is a promising marker of the legacy of an individual's developmental history, because it integrates the consequences of multiple sources of developmental stress into a single somatic marker.

Part of Mr. Pierson's legacy is a single irresistible line from "Cool Hand Luke".

Some of the biggest names in the sport have helped burnish their legacy with a single spectacular play in the Super Bowl.

I am happy to have time and resources to build a legacy not confined to DNA or to the shared socialization of a single household.

Common involvement of a single gene in the formation of human teeth, hair follicles, sweat glands, and breasts is a legacy of the evolutionary history that these organs share.

Reports of a single trial.

Their stories are a forgotten legacy of a distant war.