Sentence examples for prolonged legacy from inspiring English sources

The Islamist insurgency is built on a prolonged legacy of disastrous, if not always conscious, interventions by non-Muslims into their world.

The activation of IGF1, BCL2 and CCND1 by PTGS2 might be the prolonged legacy of chronic inflammation in early stages of tumor generation.

If anything, to my mind, we're helping to prolong the legacy of 'Slap Shot.' " Neither Jeff Carlson, an electrician in Michigan, nor Steve Carlson, who runs a hockey school in New York, responded to interview requests made through Hanson.

Andreessen once famously put the New York Times on deathwatch for its stubborn insistence on trying to save and prolong its legacy print business.

Birth of a Movement, premiering February 6, explores the notorious KKK-glorifying The Birth of a Nation—"a film whose legacy has prolonged the racial distrust and horrific problems associated with slavery," in the words of Birth of a Movement's co-director/producer Bestor Cram.

"It prolongs and extends the legacy of the Olympic Park and makes it vibrant.

The ovations were prolonged.

It was prolonged.

Shackling for prolonged periods.

Or perhaps prolonged it.

A prolonged silence ensues.