Sentence examples for final legacy from inspiring English sources

What will be her final legacy?

No one knew this work would be his final legacy.

The deal could be the final legacy on the global trade arena for the two men.

Implementing it in Afghanistan will be the final legacy of the outgoing administration's shifting policies in the war on terror.

His death makes his final legacy a proof of the effectiveness of America's active defense against terrorists.

Is its final legacy going to be pulling the UK out of Europe, despite the clear wishes of the next generation?

And Mr. Bloomberg, whose term is up at the end of 2013, will have to confront his final, legacy-conscious months in office without his brainy press secretary.

The introduction of the Criminal Courts Charge one month before the election was one of the final legacies from Mr Grayling's spell at the MoJ.

A couple of days later, Mr. Trahar (pronounced TRAY-er) might have been forced to conclude that his rivals were moving with equal if not greater speed, as the world's mining and metals titans consolidate in face of uncertain commodity prices, seeking to outflank Anglo American as it sheds the final legacies of doing business in apartheid-era South Africa.

Essentially, modern newspaper companies are the final legacies of an industry given life as a rich man's toy.

The recent slowdown of credit, and the pain now being felt by some borrowers, may be the beginning of the correction.A final awkward legacy of the dash for the euro is that the Portuguese government, like all others in the euro area, now has only one tool of macroeconomic policy left: budgetary policy.