Sentence examples for legacy of the recent from inspiring English sources

We recognize that we have to act forcefully to overcome the legacy of the recent, severe global economic crisis and to help people cope with the consequences of this crisis.

The goal of this study is to investigate patterns of and potential mechanisms in post-outbreak forest change in order to better understand the ecological legacy of the recent outbreak in the context of its implications for resilience to future disturbances and adaptation to climate change.

If we recognize and address the serious threat of a potential student loan meltdown, we can protect student enrollment from a crisis that could leave our colleges looking like our foreclosed neighborhoods, a sad legacy of the recent mortgage crisis.

The vote by the British Parliament last week against involvement  in any strikes against Syria similarly reflects the legacy of the recent interventions in Iraq, and to a lesser extent Libya.

Emergency funding Mr. Ferrari says children in the country face other very serious problems, including malnutrition and landmines, the latter a deadly legacy of the recent civil conflict.

Mr. Wang has a dual challenge: not just forgetting that he is following in the footsteps of a couture giant whose template was for geometric forms that shadowed, but barely touched, his clients' contours; and the legacy of the most recent designer Nicolas Ghesquière, who inserted elements of surprise and shock in fabric, shapes and in weird and wonderful footwear.

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.

"Following the legacies and success of the recent ICC Cricket World Cup 2011, I am confident that the hosts, Sri Lanka, will deliver a world class event".

Fourth, we did not tackle the legacy of our recent past so did not allay the concerns some voters had about us.

And despite its rather sensationalist title, they have produced an excellent and timely book.Although it has hardly made the front pages, there has been some intense discreet diplomacy concerning this problematic legacy of the Balkan wars in recent weeks.

Slow evolution of this relation, heavily laden by the legacy of the previous system, in recent years has gained significant dynamics – urban activism in a country with a relatively weak tradition of urban culture, among the new generation (the new Polish townspeople) has become not so much as a fad, but a cultural trend, a philosophy of life.