Sentence examples for endless legacy from inspiring English sources

So, Bezos will not be responsible for endless legacy pension costs.

Ultimately, what is badly missing is a sense that a non-selective justice has been met for all victims of this long, and seemingly endless legacy of political violence and wars in Lebanon.

In the end, these tasks can take weeks of employee time and wads of cash to fix and they are ongoing and virtually endless in legacy systems.

(There's also endless angst in legacy media companies, but that story's been told and re-told.) Ad planners wring their hands, bemoaning the proliferation of media channels and the unpredictable ways in which "consumers" (as they refer to people) jump from TV to Facebook to text messages to Google to foursquare to iPods...and so on.

This legacy of endless possibility is the gift of their parents.

In Britain and Canada, where the nature of liberalism still fascinates, newspapers last week ran endless analyses of his legacy.

There has been endless talk about the legacy of 2012 – have we really become fitter and sportier people as a result of watching all that sport?

After Syracuse and Connecticut played six overtimes that spanned 3 hours 46 minutes in the quarterfinals of the Big East tournament Thursday night, a game with endless overtimes secured a timeless legacy.

She didn't invent a cornerstone of the modern woman's wardrobe, as Chanel did with the little black dress (which Ms. Blum writes was equated with the Model A Ford); nor is her legacy perpetuated by endless variations on a signature design, like the boxy, braid-trimmed Chanel jacket.

Take Woody Allen, who started hurting his legacy with the endless stream of so-so movies he's been turning out for 20 years.

In the United States, the term "psychedelic" might be most associated with the touring legacy and frequently endless jams of Jerry Garcia and The Grateful Dead, or the cult following of Phish.