Sentence examples for without inheriting from inspiring English sources
CenterSpan's bid is similar to that of Listen.com in that it proposes to acquire the technical assets and remaining staff of Scour without inheriting its legal liabilities.
As a young man in Florida, he courted a business partner by supposedly saying, "My dad told me that I have to learn business from somebody who made their own money without inheriting it, and preferably he should be a Jew .All this should make for juicy reading.
The research contribution resides in the novel architecture in which the MES cooperates with schedulers without inheriting the limitations of the world model employed by the scheduler.
In order to disentangle sibling and neighbor correlations, Sacerdote (2007) restricts the analysis to adoptees, which are assumed to be randomly assigned to families without inheriting any genetic characteristic.
Phenix leverages the strengths of these existing approaches without inheriting their weaknesses and is capable of building topologies of nodes that follow a power-law while being fully distributed requiring no central server, thus, eliminating the possibility of a single point of failure in the system.
In 1824, he became heir presumptive to the Earldom of Clarendon but died in 1827 without inheriting it.
His weakness was that, born without inherited wealth, he used his position to accumulate estates and money.
In service of that theme, Mr. Bush invoked the values of Midland and boasted that he would come to Washington without inherited enemies and with "no stake in the bitter arguments of the last few years".
It ought to have been possible to endure the great recession without the food banks, and the piling of unequal burdens on the poor, the under-educated and those young people who made the terrible mistake of being born into families without inherited wealth.
To assess the quantity and duration of lochia in women with or without inherited bleeding disorders and to identify factors that influence lochial loss.
These mortgage schemes are basically a way for the government and big financial institutions to say: give up, anyone without inherited wealth; we're not even going to try to help you any more.
