Sentence examples for flawed inheritance from inspiring English sources

He has spoken of bad luck and described his flawed inheritance, though on Tuesday night there was nowhere else for him to go.

The concept of inheritance is ethically and socially flawed.

But that conclusion was flawed for the same reason: People who receive inheritances may be more likely to start businesses in general not just because they got some money.

Albeit flawed.

Very flawed.

Flawed, perhaps?

All systems are flawed.

Good but flawed.

That Washington was flawed?

Flawed concept.

However, if savings and inheritances are wiped out and the banking system fails — and that's what happened in the 1920s and 1930s — there are only two ways remaining to restart the engine, flawed as these ways are.