Sentence examples for another outgrowth from inspiring English sources
In other words, plea bargaining is arguably another outgrowth of late-19th-century industrialization.
The plan, another outgrowth of the 1993 bombing, has been a blueprint for setting up temporary operations.
The school, they asserted, would drain public classrooms of some of the smartest students while saddling neighbors with another outgrowth of the campus.
Much like the decision to sustain America's support for Egypt's military after last year's coup, they are another outgrowth of Obama's realism the label he lives by but remains reluctant to acknowledge.
As another outgrowth of wartime aircraft development, helicopters entered civilian service, first with the medical-emergency and police units of civil governments for rescue and transport operations and then with commercial companies for short-range passenger transportation in environments such as cities and forested areas requiring vertical ascent and descent.
NASHVILLE SYMPHONY Saturday evening nashvillesymphony.org Founded: 1946 Music director: Giancarlo Guerrero Annual operating budget: $22 million Endowment: $87 million Full-time members: 83 Previous Carnegie appearances: 1 Another outgrowth of the Nashville Symphony's watershed Carnegie debut in 2000 has been a substantial and distinguished spurt of CDs.
Delete one name, substitute another: a logical outgrowth of the cyber age, a link to the future.
In neurite outgrowth, another connection between Rab35 and Arf6 has been described, in response to nerve growth factor (NGF) stimulation.
The humble emoticon is an invaluable tool for shading a statement one way or another, and a further natural outgrowth of that is things like rage faces and celebrity gifs.
The first generates a limited network of ducts without lobules, and another type produces a limited outgrowth of lobules without branching ducts.
Neurite outgrowth induced by another member of L1 family, CHL1, was fully blocked by application of either an inhibitor of L- or T-type VDCCs [ 33].
