Sentence examples for old legacy from inspiring English sources
The government also fears that "old legacy IT systems used by many organisations in the UK" are increasingly susceptible to hackers who find them easier to crack.
Eighty per cent of analysis goes back to reporting in the dear old "legacy media" (such as the New York Times).
His job is to prescribe -- mainly things the services won't like at first, including shifting money from old "legacy" weapons to new things.
By contrast, the police have been slow to integrate "old legacy independent databases" to make them easily available, so there is no benefit from that data.
Centre of excellence To highlight examples of great success and innovation from across the country and provide architectural direction to transform old, legacy digital technologies.
"They need to embrace new technologies," she said, "but they're saddled with big old legacy systems and minuscule budgets, and they have to meet their numbers every quarter".
The old European telecoms monopolies should be embracing new technologies and new ways of doing business, instead of expanding their tired old legacies of copper wires and bureaucracy.This deal should not go ahead.
I recently hired a 51-year-old legacy employee with a sterling pedigree.
But on a personal level, it is helping to rectify a 40-year-old legacy that has blighted her community.
That is why Chinese government officials and business executives are interested, despite a decades-old legacy of bilateral distrust along this stretch of Russia-China borderland.
Which is why Chinese government officials and business executives are interested, despite a decades-old legacy of bilateral distrust here along this stretch of Russia-China borderland.
