Sentence examples for permanent legacies from inspiring English sources

Osborne's permanent legacies will be fourfold.

And think of our permanent legacies.

In fact, revivalism seems to be one of the permanent legacies of postmodernism.

Being re-elected does not ensure Mr. Obama a permanent legacy.

That will be his permanent legacy to English football.

Let's leave a permanent legacy in every town and city with traffic free facilities".

Campaign groups have urged ministers to make them a permanent legacy of the Games.

The impact of large-scale mining on the landscape is a permanent legacy of industrialisation and unique to the Anthropocene.

"Britain needs more housing but there is no justification for building homes with a permanent legacy of high energy bills".

It's a snail and, although small, has the potential to leave a permanent legacy for a giant global business.

Remaking "The New Yorker" became Tina's crusade, but the writer suspects that her permanent legacy will lie elsewhere.