Sentence examples for significant legacy from inspiring English sources

If he had been only an importer, Mr. Lynch would have left a significant legacy.

His most significant legacy, though, is the influence he has had on several generations of designers.

We are actively managing down a slate of significant legacy issues.

Did Diana really leave any significant legacy, and if so, what is it?

Today, the Topman chain is the Burton family's last significant legacy in retail.

C ox's other significant legacy came from his dominance in the writing of the 1964 Civil Rights Act.

In fact, the phenomenon of illegal immigration became one of the most significant legacies of the Chinese-exclusion era in the United States.

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As Paisley points out in her book: "One of Fernando's most significant legacies is his assertion that 'Australia' without recognition of Aboriginal autonomy was essentially genocidal, and that an entirely new way of organising settler colonisation, based on a form of self-rule for Aboriginal people within Australia was urgently needed".

Whether it is attacking the ECHR or complaining about a bust in the Oval Office, they both posture and purport to defend Churchill's memory while at the same time undermining their claims by trashing one of his most significant legacies.

It wasn't a period without its challenges – in 1973 he had to leave the company briefly because of suffering from what was called "nervous exhaustion" (he had, he says, taken to sleeping in his office) – but one of his most significant legacies was diversifying the spaces in which the company performed.