Sentence examples for straightforward legacy from inspiring English sources

Nor did Burke bequeath a straightforward legacy to any political party or to any ideological brand of thought, though plenty have tried to appropriate him wholly or partly.

The Chef team notes that it should also be pretty straightforward to port legacy applications to Habitat.

Sir Nicholas's legacy seems straightforward.

The main finding is that these goals can be achieved with existing technology, but that there is no straightforward way to adapt legacy software to such a framework.

Mr Yeltsin has been preoccupied lately with a much more straightforward attack on the communist legacy, proposing that its main relic, the preserved corpse of Lenin, be removed from a mausoleum in Moscow's Red Square and buried conventionally.

Ms. Carter has long been a straightforward mainstream player, genially extending the jazz violin legacy of Stephane Grappelli, Joe Venuti and Stuff Smith.

Ultimately, Joe Paterno, after decades of what had appeared to be the most straightforward and laudable of careers, leaves a complicated legacy, an epic tragedy seemingly penned by one of the writers whom Paterno himself so adored.

But that legacy is very complicated and not  straightforward, so we didn't think our project should be either," Jongsma said.

Unfortunately, to date there is no straightforward and scalable means to automatically transform the legacy literature into a computable, i.e. semantic, framework (1).

It leverages every bit of idle computing resources and provides a straightforward middleware for integrating cross-domain scientific devices and legacy systems.

Wingate made his name in places buffeted by the colonial legacy; the fighting in Palestine, Ethiopia and Burma wasn't simply a straightforward struggle against fascism, as it was in Europe.