Sentence examples for better legacy from inspiring English sources

The quiet courage and integrity of Metropolitan Alimpy deserves a better legacy.

And I don't know a better legacy for Kurt than to save a life".

What better legacy can she leave?" Once it became clear on Friday that Mrs. Tillman was entering her final days, family members filed into her room.

Joining up social and criminal justice policy at last is a better legacy or major milestone, whichever it proves to be, than achieving the highest custody rate in Europe or becoming world leader in prison privatisation.

"Surely it's a far better legacy for London as a whole if you have a world-class stadium for multi-use within the Olympic Park that is full throughout the year and a dedicated athletics venue in south London.

Lord Coe has admitted his "frustration" at the failure to plan for a better legacy for school sport from the Olympics but defended 2012 organisers against persistent charges of a lack of transparency in its ticketing operation.

It would have been hard to conjure a better legacy-minded think-tank on paper.

And when you think about it, there aren't many better legacies someone can leave.

I can't think of many better legacies, except maybe when readers write to say they found my information as teenagers and started transition earlier than I did.

Relatively small amounts of money (water polo saw funding cut from £4.5m to zero literally overnight; basketball lost £7m) would reinvigorate local clubs and allow young people to participate in inexpensive and uplifting sporting activities with their friends – a far better Olympic legacy than a few highly talented individuals who would have risen to the top anyway.

These systems are much better than legacy medical record systems.