Sentence examples for secure legacy from inspiring English sources

Though Rove's promised "permanent Republican majority" lies in humiliating ruins, his and Bush's one secure legacy will be their demagogic exploitation of homophobia.

And for a generation in need of good reviews and a secure legacy, service learning remains one of the best avenues to their success.

This underscores the importance of securing legacy content.

London's main venues have all been completed, have sold 4m tickets and have even secured legacy uses for six of the eight arenas on the Olympic Park.

Securing legacy data takes time, resources and expertise but is well worth the effort as old data can enable new research and the loss of data could impede future research.

This is their last chance to secure the legacy they crave – and the legacy they deserve.

To secure her legacy, she will have to.

Now it's time to secure the legacy.

"It will secure its legacy for all time.

I want to secure that legacy for Scottish tennis".

The President, to secure his legacy, may need a few more.