Sentence examples for a small offshoot from inspiring English sources

The unit is a small offshoot of the Cabinet Office.

It is a small offshoot of the Walther Collection, a four-building campus in Neu-Ulm, Germany.

Although it was brutally suppressed, many Syrians still resent the fact that their government is dominated by Alawites, a small offshoot of Shia Islam.

Occupy Albany is a small offshoot of the Occupy Wall Street movement, which is based in Lower Manhattan and whose members have been critical of economic inequality and corporate influence.

At first sight, it appears to be simply a small offshoot from the big branch of lyric elegy: Cut grass lies frail: Brief is the breath Mown stalks exhale.

On Thursday the government issued a warrant for the arrest of Leopoldo López, the leader of Popular Will, a small offshoot opposition party that beat Chavista candidates in several contested mayoralties in December's poll.

City Winery has been so successful that the SoHo establishment opened a smaller offshoot this past summer--City Vineyard at 233 West Street, Pier 26 on the Hudson River.

Kolko and Intlekofer say that a couple of corporations in the space have created small offshoot divisions focused on making simpler and cheaper products.

In Kisumu alone, there are numerous Pentecostal congregations, from large globalized churches broadcasting in Kiswahili and English and appealing to the 'working' classes and those aspiring to them (like the Redeemed Gospel, which seats a thousand people) to small offshoots set up by individual preachers speaking vernaculars.

The Annex, in a 25,000-square-foot basement space at 76 Mercer Street in SoHo — upstairs, facing Broadway, is an Old Navy store — was created as a smaller, quicker offshoot of the headquarters.

The Digitaria seeds did not germinate so live plants were collected from HIP, planted in potting soil and sand mix for 3 weeks after which small offshoots were harvested for use in the experiment.