Sentence examples for poor legacy from inspiring English sources

Bubb makes the important point that Clarke received a "very poor" legacy from his predecessor, Sir Terry Leahy -- but this latest profit warning must be the last straw.

It is a poor legacy to wish on any newly fledged country.Frank BaldwinMajor (retired LondonBlown sealSIR – You report the Canadian government's claim that "the exploding seal population is responsible for a decline in fish stocks" ("World this week, April 17th).

Andrew Bailey, boss of the Prudential Regulation Authority, seemed to nod in that direction when he said the calamity in 2012 "revealed a very poor legacy of IT resilience".

"That poor legacy has got to end and as the official opposition in the national assembly Welsh Conservatives will make sure our country is put first".

Open data advocates in federal government still have to deal with inadequate legacy IT systems, poor-quality data, incompatible data formats, and a general lack of resources.

Inefficiencies and failing infrastructure have left a poor farming legacy that keeps food off the tables of many regular Cubans.

But efforts to streamline its consumer economy are hampered by a huge gap between rich and poor, a legacy of the apartheid era, compounded by heavy nationalization.

TCP ex Machina performs as poor as legacy TCP and causes one of the flows to starve completely.

By this time her health was poor, the legacy of years of overwork.

I think if LeBron played out his career with, as Chick Hearn used to say, "the Sisters of the Poor," his legacy will be just fine.

A more complex rationalisation would point to the problem of clinical inertia: insulin in the real world is given late, after chronic exposure to high glucose levels, thus marking subjects with poor irreversible legacy.