Sentence examples for most inheritance from inspiring English sources

Although most inheritance tax disputes are settled before trial, the Jackson estate appears to be taking a hard line, having hired the top tax litigators in Los Angeles — Hochman, Salkin, Rettig, Toscher & Perez — Katzenstein said.

Although property and inheritance laws based on the French code do not discriminate against women, local leaders adjudicate most inheritance cases in favour of men, according to traditional practice.

Upon inspection of the SNPs clustering graphs most inheritance miscalls in both families were due to the two parents being homozygous AA and BB and offspring not having the expected genotype AB but rather one of the two homozygous ones.

To slow the increase in their numbers, he refused to allow most inheritances past the first generation.

The evolutionary psychologist (e.g. Tooby and Cosmides 1992) tends to assume that the most important inheritance mechanism in all species our own included is genetic inheritance.

Their most conspicuous inheritance were the orders.

"Being in contact with the natural world is the most precious inheritance that human beings can have.

For Labour itself, its most toxic inheritance is not the present colossal financial mess; it is the intellectual cul de sac in which its own history, not exempting the contribution of Marxists such as Ralph Miliband, has landed it.

On neoteny (an evolutionary quirk that gives humans small features and rapid learning curves throughout life, characteristics other apes lose after infancy): "The ability to respond like a child may be the most precious inheritance of human evolution".

So, he writes, whenever religion has put down deep roots in a society, one must "guard against shaking it; but rather preserve it carefully as the most precious inheritance from aristocratic centuries; do not seek to tear men away from their old religious opinions to substitute new ones".

Image caption Is our DNA our most valuable inheritance?