Sentence examples for inheritance time from inspiring English sources

He failed to grasp I wanted something far more valuable than an inheritance: time.

Furthermore, we propose there are five core elements of critical importance for understanding the concept of evolution: variation, selection, inheritance, deep time and decentralize thinking.

Most species-level phylogenies have until recently been based on only mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) due to the ease of PCR amplification and its perceived suitability, e.g. due to maternal inheritance (shorter time for coalescence than nuclear DNA (nDNA) because of smaller Ne), lack of recombination and relatively high mutation rate.

He quit his job so he could wine and dine my mom with our inheritance full-time.

George Osborne understands the selfish gene all right, which is why, in this week's autumn statement, he yet again chipped away a fraction more at the principle of inheritance tax (this time by freeing spouses to inherit savings in Isa accounts tax-free; in the budget it was inheriting unused pension pots tax-free, and before that raising the inheritance tax threshold).

While the inheritance of flowering time was dominated by the well-known QTL Vgt1, a number of other important flowering time QTLs were identified and, thanks to the type of plant material here utilized, immediately isogenized and made available for fine mapping.

A mighty will, a great glory, Are your inheritance for all time!

Because what we do—or don't do—now will be an inheritance for all time".

Because what we do — or don't do — now will be an inheritance for all time".

Sex determination, the establishment of the sex of an organism, usually by the inheritance at the time of fertilization of certain genes commonly localized on a particular chromosome.

As mentioned, Podgorica was once one of the greenest cities in the former Yugoslavia, and the greenery that the city has today is largely an inheritance of that time.