Sentence examples for Negative legacies from inspiring English sources

To make matters more complicated, among the many negative legacies of colonialism for aboriginal people worldwide is what the geographer and demographer John Taylor calls the absence of "indigenous data sovereignty".

The outgoing Tory deputy mayor of London joined the critics, saying Goldsmith's campaign will leave a "negative legacy".

It helps cancel out the negative legacy of the last energy crisis: public hysteria will occasionally work in your favor.

"It seeks to unnecessarily emphasise a negative legacy from a certain period in the past involving Japan and China," he told reporters.

"Even items of negative legacy should remain," said Akira Kugiko who guides visitors through areas of destruction.

"We cannot impose the negative legacy [of white elephant Olympic venues] on to Tokyo residents," Koike told reporters after the panel's report was released.

The increasing domination of competitive school sport may be the lasting (negative) legacy of the London 2012 Olympics, with the resultant disfranchisement of women and girls.

In short, we are bracing ourselves for a stormy downturn in the relationship, prompted by the continuing negative legacy of the death of this Romanian cultural icon.

The first Band Aid did raise money, but it left Ethiopia and the rest of Africa with a very negative legacy, that survives to this day".

Roger Evans, the outgoing deputy mayor, said Goldsmith's "very foolish" campaign left a "negative legacy which we in London are going to have to clear up long after the people who ran Zac Goldsmith's campaign have gone on their way".

Much work has been done through the years to counter this negative legacy: decentralised health systems, collaborations with local partners, training for African health workers, and partnerships between government, civil society and international donors.