Sentence examples for direct offshoot from inspiring English sources

A direct offshoot of Butcher's groundbreaking studies are some clinical trials now under way.

Irreverent and inspired, this parody civics textbook is a direct offshoot of Comedy Central's "Daily Show".

For some bands, like the jam band Umphrey's McGee, some music sales are a direct offshoot of the shows.

The group is a direct offshoot of Al Qaeda in Iraq, Iraqi officials and former Iraqi insurgents say, which has contributed veteran fighters and weapons.

Today is the 40th anniversary of the signing of the Egypt-Israeli peace treaty, a direct offshoot of the 1978 Camp David accords.

Rutgers University, one SALT partner, offers a postgraduate fellowship to train black South Africans for a Ph.D. in astronomy, a direct offshoot of its participation in the SALT consortium.

The most direct offshoots from the Greek alphabet were those adapted to the languages of the non-Hellenic peoples of western Asia Minor in the 1st millennium bce: the scripts of the Lycians, Phrygians, Pamphylians, Lydians, and Carians.

But now many (among them: A. Eicoff, a unit of WPP, and Euro RSCG, a division of Havas) are opening direct-response offshoots.

The Paisley Barrhead and Hurlet Bill failed in the 1847 session of Parliament and was re-presented in 1848; the share capital proposed had risen to £230,000; during the Lords' hearings it became plain that running powers were likely to be granted to the Barrhead and Neilston Direct Railway, an offshoot of the Caledonian Railway.

She directs a small offshoot of Jeb Bush's education foundation, handing out arts scholarships each year to Florida high school students.

Sony Pictures last week named Gina Prince-Bytoewoodirectirecthehe Spider-Man offshoot "Silver & Black". Some hope that a big win for "Wonder Woman" will even boost salaries for female talent.