Sentence examples for be a key legacy from inspiring English sources

The city had vowed that the development of new housing would be a key legacy of the event.

The development of carbon neutral stadium-cooling technology was a key legacy pledge for Qatar 2022 and it is thought likely that the bid committee is open to a May schedule.

This contribution to a better culture can be a key Olympic legacy".

It was always assumed that the Olympic Park itself would be a key dimension of housing legacy.

It's said that Steve Jobs considers this building to be a key part of his legacy, which would be unfortunate, because it would mean that his last contribution to his company might well be his least meaningful.

"It will be a key part of our legacy and Team Green Britain will, I hope, grow as we head towards 2012, and live on after the Games have gone".

Hoping to salvage what could be a key part of his legacy, Obama dashed to Capitol Hill before the vote Friday for a rare early morning meeting with Democrats.

This past Father's Day, author Joshua Kendall wrote an op-ed in the Washington Post exalting President Barack Obama as an exemplary father, and proposed that his hands-on parenting might actually be a key part of his legacy.

Silicon Valley, he has suggested, will be a key part of that legacy, and as much as the past few weeks have been characterized by a contentious relationship between the admnistration and the tech community, his time at this gathering seemed aimed at crafting a different narrative.

No doubt he would want this to be a key component of his presidential legacy.

Mohammed Hassanain Heykal, Nasser's confidant and able defender of his dubious legacy, including the role of the military, is thought to be a key campaign adviser.