Sentence examples for generous inheritance from inspiring English sources

Generous inheritance tax arrangements make a joke of claims that there is any chance of equality of opportunity.

Some anonymous buyers prove to be wealthy overseas businesspeople, straightforwardly using the generous inheritance tax and capital gains tax advantages offered by Britain.

He also took personal shots at Trump, memorably charging that Trump would be "selling watches in Manhattan" if he had not received a generous inheritance.

The combination of generous inheritance laws and the practice of polygamy meant that wealth was dispersed among numerous claimants.None of this mattered when business was simple.

In 1931, Lee, who had received a generous inheritance from her late uncle, George B. Glessner, gave two hundred and fifty thousand dollars to found a new Department of Legal Medicine at Harvard Medical School and to endow a chair of legal medicine, a position that Lee insured went to Magrath, a man "who practically created his profession," she said.

Their aunt withholds a generous inheritance until they finally demand it.

Those stuck on doing what they think their father or Aunt Sue wanted, and keeping their inheritance invested the way their benefactors invested it, need a reality check, says Myra Salzer, a fee-only financial planner in Boulder, Colo., and author of the book Living Richly, a guide for inheritors who are living off generous inheritances.

Perhaps as many as a third are people of middle class origin but most either built upon or simply chose to live well on their extremely generous inheritances.

We are more likely to know about our friends taking antidepressants than we are to know how they are stressing over their mortgage payment and Visa bill (or for that matter, about the help they are getting from generous parents or an inheritance).

Carman's parents are divorced, and he is his mother's only child, meaning he stood to gain her generous share of the inheritance in its entirety.

Generous gifts could leave less for inheritances.