Sentence examples for shared inheritance from inspiring English sources

The two parents could each be carriers of a disease-causing mutation at the same spot due to their shared inheritance, he notes, and any offspring inheriting both mutations could then develop the condition.

The chart is based on these genetic differences, not on the very much larger shared inheritance.

Anglicanism works through relationships, a sense of belonging to a family with a shared inheritance.

The peace in Europe, which was appallingly hard won in the years through to 1945, is our shared inheritance.

Shake it all around, and dig out "protecting our shared inheritance... international cooperation... serving the public... refusal to descend into yah-boo politics".

This shared inheritance should make Britain and India far closer, in trade and otherwise.The main reason they are not is commercial.

Peter Carey, who lives in New York, has all kinds of subtle affiliations and shared inheritances with J M Coetzee, currently living in Chicago, and both writers have much more in common with each other than they do with the utterly American Don DeLillo.

In tribal societies, women are also traditionally not allowed to share inheritance, but Isis has reversed that if the case is reported.

It fragmented a shared cultural inheritance that dated back to the Roman empire.

A shared Westminster inheritance also creates the opportunity for that comparison to extend beyond national boundaries.

Now we see that these errors aren't a function of bad character, but of our shared cognitive inheritance.