Sentence examples for we have a legacy of from inspiring English sources

"We have a legacy of bad death in Britain.

Phil Dougherty, of the United States Department of Energy, who also attended the meeting, said: "We have a legacy of using wind power in this country, from when the Dutch first came over from Amsterdam.

"In cities, we have a legacy of a built environment which we are having to adapt and we are very conscious of how our policies impact on people's wellbeing.

We have a legacy of standing up against this disease, and we know that in the fight against HIV/AIDS, prevention is one of the most important tools in the work of getting to zero.

We have a legacy stock of large houses".

At this moment, we have a legacy plan to reduce the size of that stadium, from an 85,000-seat stadium down to 25,000 seats.

Accordingly, we already have a legacy of millions of children with environmentally related neuro-developmental disorders, and we can expect this problem to continue or even increase.

"We do have a legacy of some poorly located and poorly designed public sector sheltered housing," Day said.

We do not have a legacy of germplasm from Mendel's work, but Knight was a breeder and two lines, Knight's Marrow and Knight's White Dwarf, are held in the John Innes Pisum germplasm collection.

Both companies have a legacy of state ownership and powerful worker representation.

Armah says black people have a legacy of intergenerational trauma due to unrelenting cycles of violence.