Sentence examples for legacies of its from inspiring English sources

It is among the enduring legacies of its peculiar relationship to the United States.

Although the country is still afflicted with the legacies of its two colonial powers — Byzantine corruption and Italian bureaucracy — it has opened up to international trade with dispatch: there are foreign goods for sale, even if few Libyans can afford them.

Traces of radium in the cellar are among the legacies of its medical past.

This remains (alongside gay equality and relative peace in Northern Ireland), among the finest legacies of its recent years in power.

Britain, like France, the United States, the Netherlands, Japan, Russia, Germany and Italy, does need a public debate about the realities and legacies of its imperial past.

Indeed, it resides in all of us as we grapple with questions about the nature of American society, the legacies of its foundation and our own identities.

When it comes time for the current host city to grapple with the legacy of its Olympic Games, it should look to Athens, Mr. McGregor Smith said.

A new hybrid species of tumbleweed is living up to the invasive legacy of its forebears as it spreads rapidly throughout California, Science News reports.

Like any living organism, rice carries with it the legacy of its evolutionary history.

Barclays attributed its large number of Caymans companies to the legacy of its acquisition of Walbrook and said it was working to reduce the number.

After the United States helped chase out the Taliban government in Afghanistan in 2001, it came across a legacy of its earlier intervention in the region.