Sentence examples for biggest legacies from inspiring English sources

Tax cuts were one of the biggest legacies from Mr Bush's first term.

Another former Labor premier, Nathan Rees, said one of Wran's biggest legacies was the University of Western Sydney.

One of his biggest legacies was the ban on re-electing a president, a step many Latin American countries have taken to prevent strongman rule.

"One of his biggest legacies is the way he changed the role of the producer from an administrative job of organising studio sessions into a creative role.

That's one of the biggest legacies – the belief in ourselves as a nation that we can put on a fantastic event.

Gaidar has described it as "an alternative way to socialize," and this proved to be one of the project's biggest legacies.

Driving this change is the biggest legacy.

His biggest legacy, however, predated his term as prime minister.

This emphasis on reconciliation was his biggest legacy.

Ultimately these giants might be Tarp's biggest legacy.

But the Bauhaus's biggest legacy is in architecture.