Sentence examples for heavy inheritance from inspiring English sources

A settle bed is a very heavy thing, a very Ulster, rural thing, a burdensomely heavy inheritance.

Bergman was better at dramatizing his demons what he calls the "heavy inheritance of universal terror" which permeated everything in his life.

And when the Labour government came in they introduced very heavy inheritance taxes, income taxes, etc., to fund their project of social justice (and the war debt).

Bergman was better at dramatizing his demons — what he calls the "heavy inheritance of universal terror" which permeated everything in his life.

He called the treaties "a very heavy inheritance," and said that Arab countries should support Palestinians if not with "actual wars" then by preserving "the golden option of resistance".

Despite the fact that we've lived together for 30 years, if I were to die tomorrow, I would not be able to leave anything to Raphaelle without her being considered a perfect stranger, legally, and therefore forced to pay heavy inheritance taxes.

Mr. Maliki, who signed the death warrant that sent Saddam Hussein to the gallows, also blamed Iraq's current problems on the dead dictator, saying he had left "a heavy difficult inheritance that we still suffer from".

He forced the senators to pay heavy contributions, doubled the inheritance and emancipation taxes, and often required the aurum coronarium (a contribution in gold), thereby ruining the urban middle classes.

The growth of that inheritance-heavy elite, Piketty warns, will "radically undermine the meritocratic values on which democratic societies are based," with "consequences [that] are potentially terrifying".

"His inheritance is a heavy burden," Superdeporte wrote.

Specialist accountants told the Guardian such offshore registration was a classic method of escaping some or all of three kinds of heavy tax which ordinary homeowners must pay - inheritance tax, stamp duty and capital gains tax.