Sentence examples for some sort of inheritance from inspiring English sources
He said he has no strong feelings on it, but then wondered, "Could it lead to fathers marrying their sons?" Apparently he deduces this would be part of some sort of inheritance insurance.
There is dispute over what sort of inheritance this has to be whether it must be underpinned by some kind of physical continuity, for instance, or whether a "non-branching" requirement is needed.
Toynbee, along with many others, clings to the retention of inheritance tax like some sort of comfort blanket.
A different sort of inheritance is bugging Amanda Palmer (and her friend).
The Pru's research suggests that fewer than three in 10 people will leave any sort of inheritance, and those that do will average just £191,000.
Graham was gambling every sort of inheritance that was important to her: the paper, her fortune, and, perhaps most important, the judgment of the ghosts who crowded around her.
If gene-based biological evolution took place for so long in the absence of the Mendelian apparatus and still does so in many extant organisms, then just possibly we should not demand that memetic evolution proceed by this very special and possibly aberrant sort of inheritance.
Then some sort of chortle.
Some sort of sporting event.
