Sentence examples for potential legacy of from inspiring English sources

Farage may have gone, for now at least, but one potential legacy of his election campaign may precipitate a change in how Britain votes.

Former uses of these properties range from heavy industry to residential neighborhoods, and each bears many potential legacies of past uses, including: introduction of contaminants that may threaten the health of humans and other species, engineering of land and infrastructure that may undermine hydrological ecosystem services, and introduction of species including invasives.

The potential "legacy" effect of high mite populations in CCD-affected colonies should be the focus of future longitudinal epidemiological studies prior to the categorical dismissal of varroa mites as a causal or contributing agent in CCD.

The borough's most palpable piece of potential legacy has endured many vicissitudes.

Furthermore, the potential legacy effects from groundwater sources of nitrate or OP can have long lag times between nutrient applications to the land surface and discharge to streams (Tesoriero and others 2009).

Sustainability of effort is, therefore, a major consideration when looking at the potential legacy from the AIP and was an important aspiration for the programme.

Was he betraying the team's potential legacy?

The potential legacy now seems less promising.

And the current potential crisis is the legacy of those past concessions.

"This has the potential to tarnish the legacy of our generation of national leaders – and, far worse, to cause grave health challenges for an untold number of Americans".

Mr. Bloomberg hailed the deal as "a major victory for taxpayers," but the scandal remained a potential taint on the legacy of a mayor who prides himself on managerial efficiency and the power of the private sector to reform government operations.