Sentence examples for deadly legacy from inspiring English sources
Depleted uranium deadly weapon, deadly legacy?
San Cristobal's oldest residents can chart the oil drilling's deadly legacy back more than 45 years.
Another book, "Land Mines: A Deadly Legacy," resulted from Stover's ground-breaking report on the victims of land mines in Cambodia.
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Unlike Europe, which was surveyed after World War II and where ordnance clearance began soon after, Vietnam has lived with the deadly legacy of its wars for decades.
One of the first Iraqi cities clawed back from the self-proclaimed Islamic State caliphate, Fallujah is left with the conflict's lingering and deadly legacy.
Whilst UNICEF and its partners at the global and local levels remain committed to safeguarding innocent people from the deadly legacies of the crisis, sustained and united support is required to ensure that people who have weathered conflict and displacement can rebuild their lives without fear.
However, the report will likely leave a deadlier legacy.
Suppose President Carter had then proposed replacing it with a bomb that not only killed people, but also destroyed cities and left a deadly radioactive legacy, making reconstruction impossible for decades.
The first incumbency illusion proved to be a deadly bubble, the legacy of which still threatens to torpedo the global economy five years on.
Nuclear weapons release intense ionising radiation that jeopardises any immediate survivors; causes acute and long-term illnesses, including cancers, that are often deadly; and leaves a legacy of genetic and intergenerational health harm.
