Sentence examples for main legacies from inspiring English sources

This, it seems, will be one of the main legacies of the technology boom of the 1990's.

The transformation of the Soviet dissident movement into institutions such as Memorial was one of the main legacies of Mikhail Gorbachev's perestroika.

This week's visit is the most tangible sign yet of warming ties and ensures that Washington's new Cuba policy will be one of the president's main legacies.

The contrasting language from Obama and his successor suggests Trump may take a less conciliatory line on the US's recently renewed relationship with its smaller neighbour, a relationship already seen as one of the main legacies of Obama's presidency.

David Cameron will seek to rejuvenate one of Margaret Thatcher's main legacies when he declares that two million social tenants could buy their properties with a discount of up to £75,000.

A crucial feature of the North Korean government's campaign to legitimize the dynastic succession and protect the vested interests of the ruling elite has been to highlight the main legacies of Kim Jong-il: the country's nuclear weapons and long-range missile programs.

Paul C's main legacy, though, may be who he trained.

But his main legacy is as a storytelling self-analyst.

And, despite his political prominence, Limbaugh's main legacy might be his media criticism.

Most historians consider these legal contributions to be the main legacy of Dutch rule there.

If she goes on this way, that will be her main legacy.