Sentence examples for social legacy from inspiring English sources

For them, the social legacy of the Games is tangible.

Nor is her political and social legacy much to speak of.

The Dalmarnock Centre will be the only social legacy of the 2014 Commonwealth Games.

Dominique Strauss-Kahn will never be President of the Republic but his political and social legacy is secure.

To all complaints over costs, the IOC now refers to the Olympics as "a huge sporting, economic and social legacy".

The economic and social legacy of the innovations of the industrial era is apparent, while the doubts, boom-bust cycles and investment schemes are mostly forgotten.

Aronson's focus on prejudice leaves no room for the economic and social legacies of slavery and segregation.

LL In the camps for refugees and displaced people in Diffa there are thousands of children, many of whom have never had the chance to go to school – one of the more worrying social legacies of the conflict.

The towering complete launch vehicle and the winged orbiter merely by their appearance suggest a rich technical legacy, but perhaps even more significant are the less visible social legacies of the world's first - and to date only - versatile, reusable spacecraft.

Attempts at implementation will have to address several potential flaws of the legislation as well as contending with cultural resistance, the social legacies of a broken justice system, and warped legal tradition.

Even more remarkably, over the last decade these new markets have made history for not directing their gaze upon historical and contemporary artists from the Western art centers, but rather onto the indigenous artists, both contemporary and historical, who reflect their own cultural and social legacies and innovations.