Sentence examples for legacy on future from inspiring English sources
A piece in "New York Times" in 2006 posited that for celebs these names are the "equivalent of a royal title, a way for a privileged caste to bestow the power of its legacy on future generations".
Sir Ian said: "The loss of significant offshore oil and gas tax revenues as the North Sea runs down will have a big impact on our economy, jobs and balance of payments, with significant increases in household energy bills - and a very adverse impact on the legacy for future generations in an independent Scotland".
That should be our legacy to future generations.
It will be a legacy for future generations," he added.
He's hopefully leaving a legacy for future Loyola players".
It is on these results that we must be judged, and upon which we will build a legacy for future generations.
Although the political and economic issues are daunting, these damage estimates can be used to help determine one-time legacy fees and fees on future activities (including deorbit noncompliance), which can deter future debris generation, compensate operational spacecraft that are destroyed in future collisions, and partially fund research and development into space debris mitigation technologies.
Beyond that, Shirley added, Coleman is playing with fire and putting his legacy and future on the line.
Beckerman et al. (2002) make the point that it is necessary to assess the ways in which 'history in the life-history' of individuals might influence population dynamics (see also Ehrlen, 2000); here we move up a scale to assess the history of the population (legacy conditions) as an influence on future population longevity.
To commemorate the film's 20th anniversary, I spoke with Wesley Snipes to hear his thoughts on the legacy and future of his character, as well as hear his responses to some of rumors from the set of Blade: Trinity.
But in the final analysis Napoleon's impact on future generations was not nearly as powerful as the legacy of the French Revolution itself.
