Sentence examples for by heredity from inspiring English sources
I was tainted by heredity – by inherited elitism.
A power a pure will, unconditioned by heredity or environment, makes no sense.
Most experts now agree that autism is strongly determined by heredity.
One is by heredity or self-appointed authority, and that's precarious.
Although some executives still attain their position by heredity, most are now elected.
These studies support the conclusion, mentioned earlier, that longevity is determined in part by heredity.
By Stephen Sandy By Stephen Greenblatt By Peter Kane Dufault By Philip Dow By William Heredity By Charles Cooke and E. J. Kahn, Jr.
Nor do they have much use for Gregor Mendel, discoverer of the means by which heredity works, but to the authors "an obscure Austrian monk".
He followed it, a year later, with "The House of the Seven Gables," another brilliant portrait of his New England, blighted by class, heredity, intolerance, family pride and baneful tradition.
On the contrary, Messrs. Buffett, Soros and Gates argue that cementing an aristocracy of wealth would sap the morale of an egalitarian society, and would misdirect the nation's resources by rewarding heredity rather than merit.
A Corsican by birth, heredity, and childhood associations, Napoleon continued for some time after his arrival in Continental France to regard himself a foreigner; yet from age nine he was educated in France as other Frenchmen were.
