Sentence examples for dangerous legacy from inspiring English sources

When the colonial power, Britain, withdrew from India it left a dangerous legacy of carelessly or arbitrarily drawn borders.

A far more dangerous legacy of the USSR lies east of Vilnius, in the forest near the border with Belarus.

Stat!" But the most dangerous legacy of all is this: British people who dial 911, not 999.

The Dead Hand: The Untold Story of the Cold War Arms Race and Its Dangerous Legacy (2009) by David E. Hoffman won the award for general nonfiction.

But we should also remember that events in the broader Middle East of 30 years ago have left, in sharp contrast, a bitter and dangerous legacy".

But however this does end, we shall be left with the dangerous legacy of a presidential candidate and his lawyer encouraging defiance of a court.

They can eliminate thousands of unneeded nuclear weapons and help free their countries from one of the cold war's most dangerous legacies.

They hope the GM mouse, known as MouSensor, could one day become a useful tool to help deal with the dangerous legacies of past wars.

By consummating these deals beforehand, the two presidents have dislodged arms control from its dominant place at the summit and left themselves free to deal with the real, dangerous legacies of the cold war, such as Russia's continuing nuclear business with Iran, such as what to do about Iraq, such as the aforementioned atomic detritus.

Uranium pollution from high-tech armor and munitions is one of the dangerous legacies of the wars in the Balkans and Iraq.

An estimated one million landmines and explosive remnants of war are among the many dangerous legacies of the conflict of the 1990s that continue to face the people of Bosnia and Herzegovina, including children.