Sentence examples for most of heritage from inspiring English sources

Mr Schifferes said: "A comparison between local areas' heritage should generate a healthy debate about how to make the most of heritage".

Ms. Stewart's site certainly makes the most of her heritage.

Aruba's population of just 105,000 has spawned a number of chefs keen to make the most of their heritage.

"Everyone else was targeting baby boomers, and most of those heritage brands don't really relate to younger consumers," Mr. Hong said.

Most of our heritage institutions – all of them full of well-meaning, highly educated and liberal people – struggle to bring black people through their doors, as either visitors or colleagues, despite the efforts of many committed people working in the field.

For example, high temperatures may be amplified in cities where most of cultural heritage is located because cities absorb more heat during the day than suburban and rural areas.

Americans were very good at making the most of their heritage, but there wasn't much even they could do here.

Heritage at Risk 2015 shows that prehistoric barrows – earth mounds often within working farmland – are the most endangered type of heritage site, with 853 threatened, making up 16% of the register.

I can't imagine how anybody, whatever their political or ideological leanings, could destroy some of the most precious heritage of our continent.

Most of our film heritage has turned to ash and at this rate, the roots of Los Angeles are headed the same way.

If the people of the British Isles hold most of their genetic heritage in common, with their differences consisting only of a regional flavoring of Celtic in the west and of northern European in the east, might that perception draw them together?