Sentence examples for terms of inheritance from inspiring English sources

"I was at an AARP conference and someone mentioned what the boomers were about to receive in terms of inheritance, and it's mind-boggling," he said.

For example, bare trusts allow you to pass on damages to children, while discretionary trusts offer greater flexibility in terms of inheritance tax.

The German pattern (in terms of inheritance flows, at least) looks fairly similar; Britain saw a similarly big decline but has not seen the same rebound.

This does mean that you can stop worrying about monthly repayments, but you are borrowing at an extremely expensive rate – typically between 6 and 7 per cent – and your children will lose out in terms of inheritance.

Hereditary variation, in turn, may be accounted for in terms of inheritance mechanisms, hence by accounts of inheritance systems.

The word 'pound' is onomatopoetic: the resemblance between the Hmong-Mien and Chinese forms is not necessarily explained in terms of inheritance or contact.

Self-interest can also play a part in the migrants' decision-making framework, either in terms of inheritance-seeking behaviour or as a rational investment.

In Cuba, the Castro era is over, at least in terms of sanguineous inheritance.

"But in terms of her inheritance from the Potter franchise, she hasn't got the same level of fan love as the other two: maybe it's because Hermione just wasn't as endearing as Harry and Ron".

"There was a guy who didn't agree with some of our political agenda but he came round because of what Ukip offer in terms of abolishing inheritance tax.

The underlying grid of "Killer of Sheep" is the sense of a historical cord being cut by the demands and stresses of modern life, in which that continuity and sustenance is all the more crucial merely to get by, let alone to make progress to pass along and yet to transcend the terms of that inheritance.