Sentence examples for valuable legacy from inspiring English sources

That's a valuable legacy.

In that alone, if in little else, the defeated candidate has left a valuable legacy.

In this way, many of 6 Music's presenters carry on the valuable legacy of John Peel.

Gove's critics have laid down their challenge to leave a lasting and valuable legacy.

"One valuable legacy of the tragedy is the tremendous reservoir of good will among New Yorkers," Ms. Gotbaum said.

The most valuable legacy of that unique era was the recognition that, good intentions notwithstanding, one was not entitled to the satisfaction of a tidy sense of resolution.

Perhaps Britain's most valuable legacies, besides the English language, were the law and contract procedures.

While it is the capsule model - which was the more radical approach, significantly different from the traditional operational paradigm of networking - that is most closely associated with AN, it is fair to say that both these models have bequeathed valuable legacies inherited by modern programmable networking frameworks.

Though her voice has only been heard posthumously, a vote to remain would be her most valuable political legacy.

On the one hand, valuable urban legacy was destroyed; the entire urban communities with specific lifestyles and cosy neighbourhoods were completely erased.

We nevertheless believe that the proposed mechanism to establish the RTM can still be valuable for legacy devices especially when combined with the Trusted Lifebeat described in Section 5.2.