Sentence examples for said legacy from inspiring English sources

The company, which is leading the conversion of the London Olympic stadium into a multi-use venue, said "legacy issues" will reduce 2015 pretax profit by up to £150m this year, with the UK accounting for two-thirds.

Bergman said legacy providers might take seven to 10 minutes to update.

Murphy said legacy assets in GM's pension and the company's voluntary employee beneficiary association could be levered on top of GM's "large cash cushion".

Ms. Weymouth is a careful student of her family's history, even if she says legacy isn't something she spends a lot of time thinking about.

James Leaverton, VP Ecosystem Development, StackPath, says, "Legacy CDNs are not ready for the shifts to online video and IoT.

For her part, Callison-Burch says legacy contacts are "just the beginning".

She says, "Legacy is now, because now is when you are making your work.

Given the initial numbers, it's safe to say legacy contacts probably haven't yet achieved universal acceptance but neither have the memorialized profiles in general.

Colleagues there said his legacy was of fast-paced change and energy.

Though the team has largely fixed those flaws, Stern said, "The legacy of financial underperformance is still with the team".

In his own difficult life experience, he said, the legacy of centuries of white domination lives on.