Sentence examples for inherited advantage from inspiring English sources

This time, he had an inherited advantage.

Recent research has suggested that inherited advantage may be enhanced by a prosperous home environment.

Challenging popular assumptions about mobility and revealing the deeply entrenched force of inherited advantage, The Son Also Rises is sure to prompt intense debate for years to come.

Despite this inherited advantage, Winegardner writes like a low-level soldier who never fails to mention his connections to the more powerful.

More than anything else, what's transformed the "rags to rags in three generations" story is the reduced importance of inherited wealth relative to other forms of inherited advantage.

This procedure has the inherited advantage of combining purification and refolding into a single step and still enabling elution of a concentrated product in a suitable buffer.

We are well positioned to maintain this status quo, but only if we keep moving, keep building on inherited advantages and seizing upon new possibilities.

Such spinoffs remain rare in the telecommunications industry, where most former monopolies are unwilling to part with the inherited advantages of owning the biggest grid in a market.

The article talks about the increased need for education and the inherited advantages and other factors without which it has become more difficult to move up the economic ladder.

The algorithm designed in such a way inherited advantages of both search methods such as global search ability and accuracy typical for genetic algorithms and precision of the simplex method.

While white, middle class men may be oblivious to their inherited advantages, those who differ from the norm are always being made aware of their difference, whether it is because of the street harassment endured by young women or the fact that people with foreign-sounding names have to lodge more than 60% more applications to get hired as their Anglo-Celtic rivals.