Sentence examples for common offshoot from inspiring English sources
The closely related Trichoptera and Lepidoptera may have arisen from a common offshoot.
In Hawaii, they climaxed in agoraphobia, a common offshoot of panic.
One common branch contains three offshoots; (i) Bacillus/ Geobacillus/ Enterococcus/ Clostridium, (ii) S. pyogenes and (iii) P. acanthamoebae str.
There is typically one main channel that acts like a common room, and offshoots for groups or projects.
The attack in Mogadishu inflicted a horror on its residents that has become frighteningly common, as Al Shabaab, an offshoot of Al Qaeda, wages a war for dominance.
Tea Partiers contrive the right to live, make money, own property, zone neighborhoods, or protest taxes at will, without regard to the common good, a troublesome offshoot of rights-based agitprop".
How else are we to explain the impression, indeed the conviction, that the acerbic, quasi-serial music of the 13th quartet and the sweetly tonal gestures of the two later pieces sound so natural together: not as opposing forces, but offshoots of common roots?
Offshoots of Hakka are common in central Guangdong.
Some of the money behind the Tea Party movement or its offshoots has little in common with grass-roots populism.
The two have worked together in the past and have a few record labels in common: Cash Money, Republic Records and its offshoot YMCMB, so it's not as if they're complete strangers.
Women wooing women's votes is an increasingly common tactic: Women for Independence now has grassroots offshoots across Scotland; and Better Together has set up a women's subsidiary.
