Sentence examples for main legacy the from inspiring English sources

Let us now turn to Cantor's other main legacy, the study of transfinite numbers.

The main legacy the government and TfL want is to end the rush-hour culture of London where millions swarm into town between 8am and 9am.

The case of London, and more specifically the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, which constitutes the main legacy after the stage of the 2012 Olympic games, was analysed according to a threefold data collection.

The main legacy of the Georgian-Russian war of 2008 is the complete suspension of the conflict-resolution process.

One of the team's top shooters, Peter Wilson, said in the release that he hoped the main legacy of the Olympics "is that people start to have a positive outlook on shooting".

"The main legacy of the Burnham plan is that it got people to believe in the idea of planning itself," said Carl Smith, an urban history scholar at Northwestern University.

This time, he said, there is a much greater emphasis on "the propaganda machine," suggesting that attention to public opinion may be the main legacy of the 2011 revolt.

The kerfuffle about Melania Trump borrowing phrases from Michelle Obama's speech has been mildly entertaining, as was the booing of frustrated presidential hopeful Ted Cruz, but this targeting of Clinton and all-round stoking of anger is the main legacy of the Republican convention so far.

Its main legacy was the opening of the G4S-run Oakwood prison in Wolverhampton in April 2012.

But its main legacy is the establishment of the 'bromance', a storyline about an intense platonic male friendship.

Architects and planners say, hopefully, that Mr Bloomberg's main legacy to the city will be the revival of its underused waterfront.