Sentence examples for tangible legacy from inspiring English sources

And Sir John left a tangible legacy.

He considers them his most tangible legacy.

Mr. Alger wants a more tangible legacy.

What Dr. Steil calls his "most tangible legacy" from Bretton Woods was pathetic.

This strategy, which contributed to the recent reduction in crime rates, was his most tangible legacy.

Perhaps Mr. Ericson's greatest but least tangible legacy is the legendary Scandinavian choral sound.

His real legacy is in satirizing the news of the time with his artworks, making those large themes more tangible to a greater audience.

His real legacy is in satirising the news of the time with his artworks, making those large themes more tangible to a greater audience.

The tangible Soundscape legacy in the 21st century includes at least the 300 hours of music audio-recorded at the club, dozens more hours retained by musicians who performed there, a small number of video-recorded performances, and hundreds of still photos of the shows.

The chairman of UK Athletics, Ed Warner, said Tottenham Hotspur's proposal was "completely lacking a tangible Olympic legacy".

That is a big claim for what should be a lot of fun but with attempts to find a tangible sporting legacy from London 2012, expectations are high.