Sentence examples for inconvenient legacy from inspiring English sources
Hrdy recognizes this inconvenient legacy but dreams of a utopian world in which men and women invest equally in the welfare of their children.
History that is inconvenient conveniently loses its legacy; an unpalatable past loses its connection to an unfortunate present.
"We were inspired to protect the earth by several factors, including the film 'An Inconvenient Truth,' wanting to leave a legacy for our children, and the idea of using sports as a catalyst for social change".
The new film from Mr. Guggenheim, the director of "An Inconvenient Truth" and "Waiting for Superman," will chronicle the creation and legacy of "Achtung Baby," the 1991 U2 album that included hits like "One" and "Mysterious Ways," using archival footage and new interviews.
For Britain, the skills legacy that we are failing to leave behind is the inconvenient truth and we need to give a lot more attention to this as we rise out of the economic decline of the last few years".
With poignant grace, it demonstrates that Occupy, inconvenient protests and die-ins that disturb our daily routine reflect a legacy of resistance that led many to struggle and die for justice, not centuries ago, but in our lifetimes.
The law was supposed to uproot the country's colonial legacy of concentrated landownership.In this section Another fine mess The hardest word Make lolly, not war An inconvenient death The lovable Ms Lee The family plot An absence of architecture ReprintsBut progress has been slow and costly.
BOARDING passes are inconvenient.
More inconvenient than dreadful.
