Sentence examples for many legacy from inspiring English sources

Many legacy shareholdings have proved disastrous investments.

Mr. Weigel was the victim of a "not invented here" reflex that many legacy media companies still possess.

"It's not disproportionately Wyeth," Mr. Ricciardi said, adding that many legacy Pfizer plants and employees are on the target list.

"There are so many legacy costs built into a design, and trying to engineer those out is difficult," he said.

The government has declared that among its many legacy aims for the London Olympics and Paralympics, it wants to overhaul perceptions of disabled people in Britain.

The other point to make, certainly, is about the great and confounding maw so many legacy news brands have become, online.

Simmons began his first show on Wednesday by describing the N.B.A. Finals as containing, for LeBron James, "so many legacy-altering achievements that we literally could not keep track of them".

Another of Araucaria's many legacies.

"How many legacies do you need?" he said.

"Among her many legacies will be the share-the-care concept," Ms. Warnock said.

The whole Watergate story has left many legacies, not all of them good.