Sentence examples for a common inheritance from inspiring English sources

Liepmann was proud of the fact that American and European students could come together to perform great music of a common inheritance while during the same time discussing the problems of their age and the future of mankind.

In voting for a party that wants to tax work rather than wealth, that scorns thrift, that sees the natural world not as a common inheritance but as an object of exploitation, and that equates economic inequality with economic vitality, they have voted against their own material (and, some might imagine, spiritual) well-being.

Clarifying if a PFO plays any role in migraine pathogenesis or if the association is caused by a common inheritance but is not causal for migraine is crucial.

In a common inheritance arrangement, where the second spouse to die leaves assets to children, the amount each child is entitled to receive inheritance-tax-free is now $250,000, up from $100,000.

According to Locke's famous account, persons acquire rightful ownership in external things that are originally given to us all by God as a common inheritance, independently of the state and prior to its involvement, insofar as we "mix our labor with them".

A new deep frame must identify social capital as a common inheritance.

However, any similarity between genes in and out of the array was interpreted as common inheritance from a duplication event, and any incompatibilities were introduced subsequently by allelic gene conversion between newly duplicated copies rather than through ectopic exchange with the array.

The dream of a social technological utopia is the common inheritance of liberals, socialists, and Marxists ((Carl Becker 1962), chapter four).

The final data set is dominated by mitochondrial genes, which forms a single locus due to its common inheritance and general lack of recombination.

The countries of the EU are united not only by a long history and a common cultural inheritance but also by the expectation of mutual economic advantage.

Although several genetic association studies have been undertaken in populations worldwide, progress has been slow since the predisposition to commit suicide does not follow a common Mendelian inheritance pattern.