Sentence examples for it a legacy from inspiring English sources
The inhabitants of the remote Pacific island chain of Bikini Atoll were forced from their homes in the 1940s so that the United States could test its atomic bombs there, bringing with it a legacy of transgenerational effects of radiation exposure, including high cancer rates, birth deformities and environmental poisoning.
Is it a legacy of colonial exploitation?
Mr. Philbin didn't call it a legacy but he did admit to being "proud of what we've done here".
It's back this year and Booktrust are actively investigating how to make it a legacy project which runs every year.
"The Clintons have a lot of interest in getting this up and working and making it a legacy for the Democratic side".
Christian tradition, some of it a legacy of the English Victorian era, is strongly manifest, and modern American-derived evangelistic services and rituals are common.
And it's a legacy – it's enduring.
"It is a shame, and it is a legacy of the former dictator.
It's a legacy, and you come to understand the responsibility that it bears".
"It's a goal of ours not just to repeat, but it's a legacy we're going for now".
