Sentence examples for majority of legacy from inspiring English sources

However, the reality is less dramatic, with the FCA now confirming the review will not seek to remove exit charges on the vast majority of legacy products.

"The vast majority of legacy services don't support this new way of working," explains Aaron Levie, the affable boss of Box.For a long time, Oracle's Mr Ellison pooh-poohed the notion that the cloud would transform the industry dominated by his firm and SAP of Germany.

Prior to cloud computing this level of scale was unavailable to all but the largest organisations, as such the vast majority of legacy monitoring software is designed for smaller scale operations.

The vast majority of legacy carriers price based on market power (how can I optimize each flight) as opposed to consumer-based pricing (how can I entice you to fly).

If you've had a non-smartphone Palm OS device before, it will all be familiar, and the vast majority of your legacy apps will function as before.

And yet the majority of their legacy has been whitewashed and written over. .

Given that the vast majority of enterprise and legacy software will not be rewritten to take advantage of Windows 8, it makes perfect sense to boot into desktop mode.

In a separate agreement last summer, Coller struck a deal with Lloyds to acquire a majority interest in a raft of legacy private equity investments the bank had inherited from Bank of Scotland as part of its takeover of HBOS.

In India, where Mother Teresa carried out the majority of her work, that legacy has already been called into question once this year.

If it passes, a new state will be born, albeit supported only by a slim majority of its citizens.The worst unresolved legacy is Kosovo.

The Gallery of 1,000 Buddhas is now bereft of the vast majority of its eponymous statues – a legacy of the brutally destructive Khmer Rouge era of the early '70s.