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If you could rewrite the sentence

"XYZ has and will inspire many people to...."

how would you do it?

The intent is XYZ has done a lot of inspiring work in past. He is still at his prime and will continue to do good work, which will further inspire people.

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    That's ungrammatical. Better use the full form: XYZ has inspired and will inspire ....
    – John Lawler
    Commented Nov 15, 2015 at 17:20

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Try this:

XYZ will continue to be a great inspiration he has always been.

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One possible way is to say:

XYZ has inspired many people to..., and will continue to inspire for years to come

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Since 19xx, the classic XYZ has been inspiring many people to PDQ

... and shows no sign of stopping.

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Consider this:

He was and will [always] remain a source of inspiration for many people.

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