Sentence examples for legacy property from inspiring English sources

Retailers which can realise the cost and convenience advantages of multi-channel retailing will be much better positioned to achieve sales growth and protect profit margins than those locked into large legacy property portfolios.

The self-celebration of a legacy property's sequel has rarely been framed in such starkly civic terms: the link between the historical continuity of the American federation and the personal continuity of family is the cultural continuity of "Star Trek" and pop music — and, for that matter, of classic Hollywood.

By the time Bill Johnston, joined Dell as director of online communities in April 2010, Ideastorm was being regarded as a legacy property.

Outkast declaring "Baby boy you only as funky as your last cut/ You focus on your past and your ass'll be a has what" unexpectedly inspired Marvel to abandon all its tired white legacy properties and make new, funky comics about southerners dancing on buses?

The company's legacy properties like Ask.com continue to decline, not surprisingly, while applications revenue increased slightly.

In some high-end neighborhoods like Arcadia, Calif., rich Chinese can drive up the market price for housing as they are willing to overpay for lifestyle and legacy properties intended to be handed down for generations to come.

First of all, new construction that integrates digital elements will command premium prices and have a competitive advantage, forcing legacy properties to evolve to become tech-enabled more quickly.

It is a lively point of Kushner's that politics is as much a family legacy as property.

Most of them have mobile apps, but he argued, "You could never create a truly great mobile product that was tied to a legacy computer property".

Ergo, she's been working to change that, on her mission to turn an overlooked legacy web property into a "digital daily habit" fit for a mobile obsessed era — promoting Adam Cahan to head up the division, ramping up on app devs (including acquihiring a flotilla of startups) and turning out some polished own-brand apps.

Wilf Walsh, Carpetright chief executive, said: "These tough but necessary actions will enable us to address the burden of a legacy UK property estate consisting of too many poorly located stores on unsustainable rents and are essential if we are to restore our profitability and deliver a successful turnaround". Mothercare said its sales had fallen despite a rise in online sales.