Sentence examples for legacies of this from inspiring English sources

Under Louis XIV, Castres once again became prosperous; the town hall (designed by Jules Hardouin-Mansart), Baroque churches, and other public buildings are legacies of this flourishing period.

One of the most surprising legacies of this campaign was Asmara, the jewel in Italy's former imperial crown and today the capital of Eritrea, Ethiopia's northern neighbour.

"One of the legacies of this crisis may be a recognition of changed economic power relations," he said in Istanbul ahead of meetings this week of the IMF and World Bank.

To continue to think that only one form of religious identity was synonymous with cultural trends that were adopted more broadly throughout the period is, unfortunately, one of the legacies of this still too poorly understood time in history.

Although the pool of unemployed people has been shrinking, the number remains high — 12.8 million — about equal to the population of Pennsylvania, and long-term unemployment is one of the most crushing legacies of this recent recession.

"There are still legacies of this idea that the male is the active pursuer and the female is the one who sets the limits," said Ms. Kelly of London Metropolitan University.

Today's Buddhist extremists are the legacy of this policy.

"Don't give up the legacy of this city".

We honor the life and legacy of this beloved pioneer.

Globalism will almost certainly be the legacy of this Documenta.

"And the legacy of this is that he now imposes this upon himself".