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Slawenski is handicapped in part by the legacy of Ian Hamilton, author of "In Search of J. D. Salinger" (1988).
The major cultural difference between them is that of religious origin or affiliation a difference that may be explained in part by the legacy of the Ottoman Empire, which allowed autonomous religious communities to coexist under its rule.
Our doubts persist even as Illinois makes true headway on both campaign finance and ethics rules, in part inspired by the legacy of that just-convicted former governor whose name I'm repressing after months of obsession.
The suicide rate is in part driven by the legacies of colonization: deprivation, community breakdown, and high rates of incarceration among the indigenous community.
This is part of the legacy of the governor".
That is part of the legacy of The Great Gatsby.
This is part of the legacy of Cardinal Edward M. Egan, the former Archbishop of New York.
The company's current problems stem, in part, from the legacy of its past.
Sportcity is part of the legacy of the 2002 Commonwealth Games.
The Los Angeles leather-goods brand Parabellum conveys a message about heritage and value, in part by tapping into the legacy of the American prairie.
The world's biggest maker of car parts has been crushed not least by the legacy of generous pension and health-care promises made in the past to its American employees.
