Sentence examples for legacies worth from inspiring English sources

Bequests in 2011-12 amountod to £62m, making legacies worth 11% of the cash raised from donations.

It is a legacy worth celebrating.

That is a legacy worth investing in, even more so today.

Maybe the Olympics will leave Rio a legacy worth having, after all.Photo credit: exfordy/Brian Snelson via Flickr.

The 7th Duke of Westminster, 25-year-old Hugh Grosvenor, is now the heir to a legacy worth more than £9bn.

But if a solid peace and something resembling a democracy were entrenched, that at least would be a legacy worth leaving behind.

An integrated Europe, with its single market, common rules and a shared framework of human rights and justice, is a legacy worth improving, not abandoning.

But if the horrible society of the Soviet Union left any legacy worth considering, if a pearl were ever secreted by the Soviet Union's very diseased oyster, this is it.

Two and a half years on, with the country still riven by gaping inequality, poverty and social struggle, questions are sticking about whether the World Cup really did produce a lasting legacy worth the billions spent.

A Two-Jags legacy worth renouncing If the new government is still in repeal mode after today's Budget – and I hope it will be – it could do far worse than abolish the three-mile long express lane on the London-bound M4.

Forecast: To leave an economic legacy worth £13bn to the UK economy over the next four years.