Sentence examples for with a shared inheritance from inspiring English sources
Anglicanism works through relationships, a sense of belonging to a family with a shared inheritance.
The best way for magistrates to render clergy as harmless as possible was, and still is, to "bribe their indolence".Andrew Sabl Associate professor of public policy and political science University of California, Los Angeles Los AngelesSIR – You were right to note that the "sense of belonging to a family with a shared inheritance" in Anglicanism has waned.
The show follows three siblings claiming a shared inheritance from their father after his sudden passing.
Earth is essentially a shared inheritance, whose fruits are meant to benefit everyone.
Reprints Related items International organisations: Join the clubNov 21st 2007 The Commonwealth and conflict: Don't dare put me in a boxNov 8th 2007"The special strength of the Commonwealth lies in the combination of the diversity of its members with their shared inheritance in language, culture, and the rule of law".
Markers that are on the same chromosome as a causative locus can be in linkage disequilibrium with the causative locus due to shared inheritance of physically linked markers.
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.
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.
Representing a shared identity, Santeria is a cultural inheritance, a dynamic form of worship, a religion uniquely Cuban.
However examination of the host D. ananassae mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) variation, which is in complete linkage disequilibrium with W. pipientis due to their shared maternal inheritance (Hurst and Jiggins 2005), revealed the original wAna invasion more likely originated in the ancestral population of D. ananassae (Choi and Aquadro 2014).
