Sentence examples for a difficult legacy from inspiring English sources

But it would also leave them with a difficult legacy.

Mr. Nardelli also has a difficult legacy to overcome.

It remains a difficult legacy for scientists to handle.

The federal aid helped states survive the worst of the recession, but left a difficult legacy in some states.

He also leaves behind a difficult legacy for his most likely successor, Mario Draghi, the governor of the Bank of Italy.

"The side effects of short-term stabilization measures could leave a difficult legacy for financial stability in the medium to long term," the bank said.

Our work differs from other earlier works in both the framework and a detailed analysis on a very difficult legacy dataset, MORPH Album 1.

This is a well-wrought book, one part memoir, one part gorgeous evocation of the natural world and one part literary meditation on the difficult legacy of T.H. White English author, most famously, of a great Arthurian fantasy, "The Once and Future King".

Geiger's novel had as its main character Philipp Erlach, a man in his mid-30s who must come to terms with the difficult legacy of earlier eras, particularly the generation of his two grandfathers, one an opponent of the Nazis and the other a supporter.

Unlike the ICTY, Lebanon's court will not be able to deal with the difficult legacy of mass atrocities committed during the Lebanese civil war (1975-90).

"More than anything, what I hope is that my voice has tried to get all of us as Americans to understand the difficult legacy of race," Mr. Obama said.