Sentence examples for legacy of the current from inspiring English sources

It's too early to tell, though not to wonder, what the legacy of the current Brooklyn Renaissance will be.

No, the unhinged arguments at the heart of the 2016 presidential election are not really a debate about the legacy of the current occupant of the White House.

Page C1 BROOKLYN'S TV STAR RISES It's too early to tell, though not to wonder, what the legacy of the current Brooklyn Renaissance will be, but it has become the borough of choice for some recent television shows, fueled by its cultural renaissance.

SEOUL, South Korea — Three emergency decrees issued in the 1970s by South Korea's dictator at the time, Park Chung-hee, were unconstitutional, the nation's Constitutional Court ruled on Thursday, in a landmark verdict on the legacy of the current president's father.

Paperwork and points at closing: That will be the legacy of the current crisis.

The legacy of the current cadre of air pollution experts must be one of translational science and the enhancement of early air pollution education for the next generation.

One of the best possible legacies of the current political turmoil would be the collapse of the de facto one-party state — and its replacement by a real choice for South African voters.

Hopefully the new government will appreciate some of the good legacies of the current government and prove its capacity to build a healthy and secure environment for everyone in the country to the army, which still has the power to destroy any trust built among other stakeholders in the current peace process.

These accomplishments reinforced the most relevant part of Thorpe's legacy to the current football climate: his formative role as the model of the iron man who is impervious to injury, or who plays on regardless.

To the extent there are whispers about Mr. Remnick, the general theme suggests that given the magazine's generous ownership, its major league talents and the legacy of excellence, the current editor is the literary version of Joe Torre, manager of the Yankees, nothing more.

Here Toobin and Margaret Talbot talk with Amy Davidson about Ginsburgs legacy and some of the current issues the Court is addressing.