"With the increased complexity of regulations and taxes and two-thirds of billionaires over age 60, sustaining legacies may be the most difficult and immediate challenge for today's billionaires," the report said.
They have had to share with their associates, and those succeeding them, their creative and sustaining legacies for infusing life with spirit-lifting artfulness and their articulated ponderings and strategies for surviving, living, and enduring with hope despite the circumstances.
Respect the fans: The Dead's website became a gathering place for its worldwide fan base and sustained its legacy long after singer-guitarist Jerry Garcia's death in 1995.
Speaking at an event in San Francisco, Dell executives noted that coming into the business with newly acquired companies means it doesn't have legacy businesses to sustain, which means it can focus research and development dollars on new products and services.
He set up commercial companies, legal trusts and charitable organizations to sustain our legacy.
The directors began to harbor serious doubts they could sustain the legacy they inherited.
In contrast, a relaxed acceptance of explicit, banana-waving prejudice sustains a legacy of insidious Gallic racism that shows no sign of ending.
Asked if he felt that, through his contribution, he was helping sustain the legacy of Mr. Jennings, whom he never met, Mr. Horsfall said, "Yes, I guess I did".
Mr. Fujita was hired by Columbia Records in 1954 to build an in-house design team that would sustain the legacy of the label's renowned designer Alex Steinweiss and compete with the innovative work being done at jazz labels like Blue Note.
This should be enough to keep Mr. Simon cheerfully coming to the office to sustain the legacy of what his relatives built and to keep doing his best on behalf of shareholders.
