Sentence examples for a shared inheritance from inspiring English sources

Anglicanism works through relationships, a sense of belonging to a family with a shared inheritance.

Cooke accused Kelly of denationalising Scottish literature, and went on to pursue the frankly bizarre view that the Scots have a shared inheritance of the Highland clearances – "a deep underlying motor" – that is comparable to the Jewish inheritance of the Holocaust.

The best way for magistrates to render clergy as harmless as possible was, and still is, to "bribe their indolence".Andrew Sabl Associate professor of public policy and political science University of California, Los Angeles Los AngelesSIR – You were right to note that the "sense of belonging to a family with a shared inheritance" in Anglicanism has waned.

Given the antiquity of the first Shandong/Liaodong dispersion (5500 BP), these terms may represent a shared inheritance as old as five millennia.

The show follows three siblings claiming a shared inheritance from their father after his sudden passing.

Earth is essentially a shared inheritance, whose fruits are meant to benefit everyone.

It has, however, been used in taxonomy as the main morphological character to define several traditional genera, such as Microcoleus, Schizothrix or Hydrocoleum [3], with the tacit phylogenetic implication that rope-building is a synapomorphy, a case of shared inheritance of this trait in the present-day descendants of a common ancestor that built such ropes.

Given that the underlying distribution of no CH run lengths conforms to an exponential distribution the likelihood of observing, in the absence of shared inheritance, a run length of >5 cM is <10-6 and >7 cM is <5 × 10-9.

We are driving those species extinct at 100 to 1,000 times the natural rate a crime equivalent to tossing books from the Library of Alexandria thoughtlessly into a fire, erasing the shared inheritance of all mankind.

CCH does not require computationally demanding haplotype reconstruction and can detect regions of shared inheritance of a haplotype among subsets of related or unrelated individuals directly from SNP genotype data.

The two parents could each be carriers of a disease-causing mutation at the same spot due to their shared inheritance, he notes, and any offspring inheriting both mutations could then develop the condition.