Sentence examples for heavy legacy from inspiring English sources

It can be a heavy legacy.

"You all know the heavy legacy inherited by this government," he said.

The big steel companies face heavy "legacy costs" -- promises of pension and health-care payments.

He said he would work to confront the "heavy legacy" left by Saddam.

A few scenes feel stage-managed, too, as though Moss, in an effort to unburden herself of this heavy legacy, has tidied ragged life into neat drama.

Like other designers, Mr. Lam appears to be wrestling with the heavy legacy of Yves Saint Laurent, who died in June and whose work has been the subject of major exhibitions in Montreal and San Francisco.

These are heavy legacies, especially in such a small country of less than 3 million inhabitants.

This is a natural consequence of IBM's revenue-heavy legacy business, and how enterprise IT views cloud deployments today.

This, he says, is the heaviest legacy of slavery and segregation.

Napoleon III's reasons for modernizing Paris were vastly different from Mitterrand's stated desire to bring culture closer to the masses, but both men sought to leave a heavy personal legacy on the city.

The bulk of the increase in their production is light crude, but American refineries are still mainly configured to deal with the heavy stuff a legacy of past reliance on imports from Latin America and the Persian Gulf.Boring and drillingLegally speaking, the line between light crude and refined products is blurry.