Sentence examples for a quick legacy from inspiring English sources

Could it be that this public consultation exercise was sped through to provide a quick legacy and pre-empt the court?

The radioactive leaks at Hanford are the unfortunate legacy of a quick and dirty disposal project, using thin-walled, ordinary steel containers, in the early days of the Cold War when the highest priority was producing more plutonium for more bombs.

She said Mr Brown, who was then chancellor, told her: "Tony Blair is obsessed with his legacy and he thinks he can have a quick war and then a reshuffle".

No wonder schools won't get rid of their legacy programs – regardless of the fairness implications, it is a quick and dirty way to bring in more money.

Using a quick sort on tools.synocate.com, you can see that schools like Notre Dame, Carnegie Mellon, and University of North Carolina Chapel Hill mark Legacy as a 3.

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