Sentence examples for immediate legacy from inspiring English sources

His immediate legacy is a populist mayor who ran as his antithesis.

As he shows in the lecture, some of his and the discipline's newer approaches take us considerably beyond Kuhn and his immediate legacy, although its significance remains.

So it was that a socialist France of intensified and often violent industrial action, spiralling unemployment and equally high taxes became Sarkozy's immediate legacy.

Alexander's most immediate legacy was the introduction of Macedonian rule to huge new swathes of Asia.

The immediate legacy of the Temeraire was the use of the timber taken from her as she was broken up.

Sahure most immediate legacy is his funerary cult, which continued until the end of the Old Kingdom some 300 years after his death.

Perhaps LCD's most immediate legacy-bearer is the house duo Disclosure, who mine a similar kind of emotional, song-driven house music in search of slow-burning dance-floor transcendence.

The immediate Olympic legacy for this city of 580,000 people is a nearly $1 billion debt from bailing out the Olympic Village development.

His more immediate political legacy was that, in leaving the empire to his sons, he replaced Diocletian's tetrarchy with the principle of dynastic succession.

The immediate, more obvious legacy issues are addressed with the funding package.

Down through the decades, as well as in the immediate aftermath, John Harris's legacy has been fiercely debated by those closest to the apartheid struggle: was he a hero, was he foolish or was he a villain?