Sentence examples for inheriting with from inspiring English sources

"When I adopted my dog, I took her to behavioural training because you never know what you're inheriting with a rescue dog.

The DDR model is similar to the DD model except a mechanism to produce new function: In addition to inheriting (with probability r) links from the original node, the cloned node has a probability q in each time step to develop a new link with an existing node.

Prevailing theory suggests that mtDNA is maternally inherited, with mtDNA nucleoids the unit of inheritance.

It had created the mess that Obama inherited, with two countries under threat from insurgents and Al Qaeda's strength increasing.

But we've gone a long way towards dealing with the debts we inherited, with the help of the Rugby Football League, who have given assistance where they can.

But I had already reformed monetary policy; and the stable monetary framework that he inherited, with the inflation target at its heart, was the decisive change.

Their side, although huge, was packed full of young men anxious at the heritage they had inherited with their recently awarded Springbok jerseys.

The unusual behavioral suite of male kin bonding and lethal territorial aggression may look as if it has been inherited with little change.

The first step was to tackle pensioner poverty that we inherited, with many pensioners expected to live on a total of £69 a week.

He himself has never shown much interest in all those reforms, most of which sprang from promises he inherited with the leadership of his party.

Obama has never gotten the credit he deserves for stabilizing the terrifying economy he inherited — with virtually no help from Republicans.