Sentence examples for passed on quality from inspiring English sources

Within three years, more than 36 new state laws had been passed on quality of workplace conditions.

My stubbornness which I attribute to one of my dad's passed on qualities did not allow me to take his generous offerings.

I don't know how to keep a white woman happy, but I do know how to pass on quality advice to my readers.

At the end of each observed consultation they conducted a debriefing interview with the GP noting: the sequence of events during the consultation, whether objectives were attained, and information adequately passed on as well as the quality of the relationship, all from the GP's perspective.

Too many times we want to eulogize someone who has passed on and give him saint-like qualities.

Other poor genetics can be found even in hybrid trees whose gene pool has passed on poor quality.

Our strategy is to develop a portfolio of quality assets to pass on from generation to generation.

I think that the experience of providing a running commentary on the world for my parents, for so many years, means that, so my husband Mark tells me, I am unusually observant - I like to think that this is a quality I might pass on to my children.

This can be good if you've lost or gained weight and have lots of good quality underpants to pass on because it no longer fits.

The book says he believed that there was a "leadership gene" and that a genetically isolated society like the Yanomami would be ideal to study, as presumably a result of dominant men's having more chances than lesser ones to reproduce and pass on their qualities.

The pluralism of Anaxagoras and Empedocles maintained the Eleatic strictures on metaphysically acceptable basic entities (things that are and must be just what they are) by adopting an irreducible pluralism of stuffs meeting these standards that could pass on their qualities to items constructed from them.