Sentence examples for leaving future from inspiring English sources

What a legacy we are leaving future generations.

The same holds true for leaving future generations in hock and for exploiting the poor and for shrugging off inequality.

Democrats said the deficit was still likely to be a record, driving up the national debt and leaving future generations with the bill for Mr. Bush's tax cuts.

Thus, it is most likely that our letters will vanish within a few years, leaving future generations without many of the details of our fascinating era.

But they do often enjoy good retirement schemes, and in states like Illinois and California politicians have agreed to hefty contracts with state employees and then underfunded the pension plans, leaving future taxpayers to pick up the bill.

Like the 30 million other Americans who depend on the river, I worry about drinking water — but I also worry about the sorry inheritance we are leaving future generations.

You leave future generations with tremendous I.O.U.'s.

We downgrade absolute numbers (2015 estimated pretax profit down 30%), but leave future growth rates intact.

But what about the warnings that deficit spending will drive up interest rates and leave future generations saddled with debts?

We leave future explanations of these changes to the reader.

We simply cannot continue this spending and leave future generations with the bills.