Sentence examples for inheritance over from inspiring English sources

Mr. Harbison's new Requiem seems to favor inheritance over estrangement: more like Brahms than Berlioz.

If a person died wealthy, their heirs had to give 80% of any inheritance over £1m to the government.

Fortunately, two-thirds of baby boomer households are expected to receive some kind of inheritance over their lifetime to cushion the blow.

These children, in turn, often enjoy special rights to their uncle's property, often taking precedence in inheritance over the uncle's children.

Also, it's my favorite book about what the Civil War did, and it manages, in reporting on hatred — the inheritance, over generations, of unthinking everyday hatred (Klansmen in robes complaining about the amount of laundry they have to do) — to pull off what I think of as a Reverse Arendt: making an argument about the evil of banality.

When expressed in this way (rather than when scaled to wealth), we observe a continuing marked increase in inheritance over the four decades up to the end of our sample in 2011.

Homing endonuclease genes (HEGs) are superfluous, but invade populations because they cheat the rules of Mendelian inheritance and over-represent themselves in the next generation [1] [3].

Democrats had wanted a 45 percent rate on inheritances over $3.5 million.

It would also allow the estate tax rate to jump to 55 percent on the value of inheritances over $1 million per individual, $2 million per couple.

The Senate tax bill was silent on the federal tax on inherited estates, which means if the House passes that legislation at the last minute, estate taxes would rise to Clinton-era levels, with inheritances over $1 million taxed at 55 percent.

Although he favors allowing the estate tax rate of 35 percent on inheritances over $5 million to rise to 45 percent on estate values over $3.5 million, for example, he did not say how such taxes should be treated as part of his stopgap fiscal plan.