Sentence examples for more distant heirs from inspiring English sources
Schulte Roth & Zabel also underscore that wealthy Americans who wish to create generation-skipping trusts for grandchildren or more distant heirs, have a unique opportunity which may never be available again, to make gifts... in 2010 without incurring any GST tax".
And any remaining monetary incentive is diminished dramatically by the fact that the relevant royalties will not arrive until 75 years or more into the future, when, not the author, but distant heirs, or shareholders in a successor corporation, will receive them.
The Liberal Democrats, a coalition between the distant heirs of a once-great governing party and more European-style social democrats, have not yet made the same jump to the radical middle.
On Thursday, after years of legal battles between Mr. Johnson and other, more distant relatives, the State Supreme Court ruled that Mr. Johnson was the son and sole heir of one of the most influential musicians of the 20th century, and that he could rightfully receive more than $1 million dollars in music royalties amassed in recent years.
Security is an even more distant prospect.
Now those goals seem even more distant.
She grew older, more distant and polite.
Others have more distant connections.
Little by little, he grew more distant.
