Sentence examples similar to sustained inheritance from inspiring English sources

You have inheritance issues.

Nevertheless, the research seems a striking endorsement of the primogeniture succession that has sustained most kingship and inheritance systems, centuries before Essex University or social scientists were thought of.

It's a sort of ironic 21st-century noblesse oblige, in that historical nobility now seek the help of the masses to sustain their expensive inheritance in modern times in return giving visitors the opportunity to live for a moment in opulence like they have for centuries.

Patriarchal family systems and property inheritance sustain son preference and dowry customs.

Inheritance over generations has sustained that and created a hierarchical society.

Baby boomers who are counting on a big inheritance to sustain them through their golden years may be disappointed, a recent study suggests.

Both companies can rightly claim to be successors to the Amato legacy, but each has its own ideas on how to sustain and expand its inheritance.

One possible source of big, although not immediate, money to sustain consumer spending is inheritance.

"If it's something that developed simply in the 12th century for unworthy motives like inheritance," he said, "then it's difficult for me to see it being sustained".

This allows for an estate to be exempt from inheritance tax if the deceased was a former member of the armed services who sustained illness or injury while serving in a war.

This would have ensured sustained close contacts between host cytoplasm and proto-mitochondria, increasing the probability of vertical proto-mitochondrial inheritance, and helping to exclude parasitic microbes.