Sentence examples for lethal legacy from inspiring English sources
The sooner it closes, the sooner this area can address Indian Point's lethal legacy of radioactive wastes.
These blast an area with bomblets: handy in the heat of war, but often leaving a lethal legacy of unexploded ordnance afterwards.
New plants in the UK have never been built without massive cost to the taxpayer and a lethal legacy of toxic waste".
On nearby Navajo lands, abandoned uranium mines have left a lethal legacy of cancer and disease among Navajo former mine workers and their families.
The weapons are a lethal legacy of the Vietnam war, which turned this poor, landlocked south-east Asia nation of 6 million into the most bombed country per capita in the world.
The biggest UN intervention of all has come in Rwanda's giant neighbour, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, where genocide has its most lethal legacy: millions have died in subsequent wars and clashes between rebel groups.
These projects cover novel treatments for cancer and heart disease, better ways to test promising new drugs, vaccines for conditions such as Parkinson's, techniques that will allow parents to avoid passing on a lethal genetic legacy to their children, and tests that can spot illnesses long before they develop and become real threats to health.
But the vast majority of visitors won't appreciate the lethal ferocity and legacy of this weapon: no authentic visual record exists.
The Chilcot report provides an utterly devastating indictment of Tony Blair's preparations for and conduct of the Iraq war, the most lethal and grotesque aspect of his legacy.
But to judge Pippen's legacy against the league's most lethal weapon and its first corporately supported powerhouse was always beside the point or missing it entirely, said Don Dyer, who coached Pippen at the University of Central Arkansas.
We chose an additional mutant, mel-2 (ithat), that was not temperature-sensitive but fit the criteria of being a legacy mutant and maternal-effect embryonic lethal.
