Sentence examples for particular legacy from inspiring English sources

Justice Powell's particular legacy illustrates a somewhat different point: that on a court composed of human beings, biography matters.

Choosing the accuracy of program analyses is a crucial issue when designing and developing a partial evaluator capable of treating realistic programs, and in particular legacy software.

In fact this little scene was unintentionally illuminating, and not just because the Egyptian was conspicuously enjoying one particular legacy of British rule – the rarefied sporting club.

It would not be Bourne without a bit of rooftop parkour across rickety tin buildings somewhere in the developing world, and this Bourne stays loyal to this particular legacy.

Yet Liberia has been at peace since 2003 – only a few months after Mercy was born – and Liberians are at a loss to explain why this particular legacy of war appears to be getting worse, and children of the new, peaceful, democratic Liberia are now being victimised on such a shocking scale.

Feminism in China must address this particular legacy (Yang 1999).

He has no particular policy legacy to defend.

That particular family legacy doesn't inspire a lot of nostalgia.

Movies are part of his own particular parental legacy, but they also represent a communal storehouse of images and genres, a reservoir of adaptable dreams and renewable meanings.

Focus in particular on legacy devices and work directly with manufacturers and suppliers to bring every device up to date ASAP.

It took longer than other regions, not least because of its particular colonial legacy and its geography, but is now firmly on its way with 5-10% growth rates.