Sentence examples for it was a legacy of from inspiring English sources

It was a legacy of the British empire.

It was a legacy of the apparently systematic use of drugs by Chinese swimmers in the 1990s.

It was a legacy of FBI efforts to expand surveillance powers during the Clinton administration, which had supported a variety of technology-oriented proposals opposed by civil libertarians.

If the claim was true and, as Orringer also suggests, it was a legacy of ancestral deprivation, all mothers from poor backgrounds (not just Jews) would overfeed.

It was a legacy of the Arab Revolt which, with British aid, had driven the Ottomans from their last Arab provinces in the first world war.

There had been some serious problems, he admitted, but most of it was a legacy of the old commission and checks were in place to prevent it happening again.

Over the past 229 years, what it means to be Black Australia has been shaped by brave decisions to not comply with the invading colonial-settler forces (of evil)—it is a legacy of resistance.

Over the past 229 years, what it means to be  Black Australia has been shaped by brave decisions to not comply with the invading colonial-settler forces (of evil)—it is a legacy of resistance.

"It's a legacy of the coup".

It is a legacy of his career.

It is a legacy of the imperial age.