Sentence examples for hefty legacy from inspiring English sources

It's true that managing a hefty legacy like the depot can be a tall order.

Another is that carmakers themselves look vulnerable, thanks to chronic overcapacity, hefty legacy costs and a spate of damaging recalls.

So to pay tribute to Safire's hefty legacy, I thought I would revive his prognostication ritual here (and consistent with the name of my column, risk making a fool of myself).

I wanted to learn more about electronic music in New Orleans, which seemed buried and forgotten under the hefty legacy of the city's live music scene.

So Athletic Director Dan Guerrero turned to Alford, who agreed to be the latest coach to have John Wooden's hefty legacy placed on his back.

In his latest exhibition at Susanne Vielmetter, Edgar Arceneaux takes on the hefty legacy of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. and filters it through the lens of pop culture and the urban decay of Detroit.

Abbot Hall Gallery, Sat to 28 Sep RC In the 1960s, while Giulio Paolini's arte povera peers exhibited sacks of grain and live horses in a gallery, the young Italian sought other ways to reinvent art and deal with his country's hefty artistic legacy.

By contrast, workers in plants run by foreign companies in the United States earn about $45 an hour, and the nonunion companies do not have the hefty burdens for future "legacy costs" that are faced by the Detroit companies.

And if the legacy is hefty enough, it generates good public relations.

Predictably, the revelation sent shockwaves through the industry: it's a hefty sum – more than Disney paid for legacy entertainment companies Marvel and LucasFilm.

That amount did little to reduce Revlon's hefty debt load -- now $1.6 billion, the enduring legacy of his buyout.