Sentence examples for problem is a legacy of from inspiring English sources

Much of H.P.'s problem is a legacy of past successes, mixed with bad acquisitions.

It paints a generally gloomy picture of the level of respect for human rights and international law in Libya, while acknowledging that the problem is a legacy of the long years of violent repression under Colonel Qaddafi.

Experts say the current fire problem is a legacy of the last 100 years, in which most fires have been suppressed and large trees logged, leaving today's forests unnaturally dense, choked with debris and fire-prone.

This problem is a legacy of Social Security's pay-as-you-go past: because the baby boomers' contributions were used to provide generous benefits to earlier generations, there isn't enough money in the system to pay the benefits promised to the boomers themselves.

In some ways, AOL's problems are a legacy of its own practice of giving away easy-to-use disks that provided Internet access to anyone with a computer, modem and telephone line.

"I don't want to take any sheen or shine away from theterrific game of rugby we've just witnessed," he said, adding that his only immediate plans concern surgery to a knee problem that is a legacy of his playing days.

According to Stephen Schiller, an investment banker at Salomon Smith Barney, the problem of "borrowed technology" has spoiled many deals.Another difficulty is a legacy of the chaebol structure itself.

That, too, is a legacy of ragtime.

It is a legacy of his career.

This is a legacy of the financial crisis.

"This is a legacy of past financial excess".