Sentence examples for role of legacy from inspiring English sources

It's the changing role of legacy.

In addition, the role of legacy effects of exotic invasion and exotic species identity in the success of restoration is unclear, greatly limiting the knowledge base needed for strategic restoration of invaded lands.

They highlight the respective roles of legacy structures, rock-type, and localized rock uplift in constructing a landscape in an otherwise extending and subsiding crustal retrowedge of an active subduction plate boundary.

The variable effects of common disturbance agents, regardless of topographic position and/or cover types, points to the important role of biological legacies determining stand structure and composition on subsequent disturbance events and long-term patterns.

Pooled together, these findings support the possible positive role of a "metabolic legacy" for patients with high cardiovascular risk, rather than only a "glycemic legacy" for diabetic patients.

While most of the discussion around Obamacare has focused on the role of the large legacy insurers, there's a need for new players.

Bravo Clint Eastwood!" The movie has also sparked an intense debate over the role of snipers and the legacy of the Iraq war.

As secular nationalism became Turkey's religion, the military took on the role of protecting Ataturk's legacy, which meant keeping elected officials on a leash and overthrowing or undermining them if necessary.

There's a critical legacy role of helping the students who are most at risk, whether that's poor children or children with special needs.

She casts the family in the role of victim-survivors of the legacy of slavery and cancer, and gives the reader little choice but to share that perspective.

The recall efforts seem likely to touch off a nasty political battle over the proper role of the judiciary and the legacy of the disputed 2000 presidential election.