Sentence examples for remaining legacy from inspiring English sources

market just to help the government cash out of its shareholding, G.M. might be better off using any proceeds to pay down some of its remaining legacy liabilities.

CEO Brian Moynihan said the agreements were "a significant step" in resolving the bank's remaining legacy mortgage issues while streamlining the company and reducing future expenses.

This fall, when The International Herald Tribune is rebranded as The International New York Times, that pallid logo atop The Trib's former home may become the most visible remaining legacy of one of the great names of American journalism.

The new American will be the world's largest airline and one of just three remaining legacy carriers in the United States, along with Delta Air Lines and United Airlines.

"These agreements are a significant step in resolving our remaining legacy mortgage issues, further streamlining and simplifying the company and reducing expenses over time," the bank's chief executive, Brian T. Moynihan, said in a statement.

And as someone who voted against Europe in the 1975 referendum, I hope that if the public wants retribution on Heath, they will yet get their chance to demolish his only remaining legacy by voting No in the forthcoming EU referendum.

It will describe an enlarged Europe that is changing fast, in terms of globalisation, infrastructure or efforts to resolve the remaining legacies of communism.

So it is hardly surprising that Ms. Hartford, a painter and part-time fashion model, has joined a legal battle to save one of Mr. Hartford's last remaining legacies: the white marble palazzo he built in 1964 at 2 Columbus Circle to house his art collection.

Obama recognizes that, with a short two years of presidency remaining, his legacy is ever more on the line.

And the president's apparent anti-fragility means that each successive episode digs his boosters in further, validating the 'fake news' narrative and eroding whatever remaining standing legacy institutions may still have".

The island's thespian tradition is one of many remaining British legacies - as are its workers' unions, insurance and banking systems, bilingualism, and the preponderance of blue eyes.