Sentence examples for direct outgrowth from inspiring English sources

Hamas is a direct outgrowth of the Muslim Brotherhood, and the two organizations remain close.

The rise in prisoners has been a direct outgrowth of changes in sentencing laws.

Thus, subcellular targeting of a chemoattractant can direct outgrowth to specific domains, including inside the cell.

Those charges were a direct outgrowth of the second indictment, which contains many of the same accusations.

After all, the essay, in its American incarnation, is a direct outgrowth of the sermon: argumentative, insistent, not infrequently irritating.

All this was a direct outgrowth of Sarah Palin's own comments in North Carolina, in which she praised the "pro-America" areas of the country.

In a typical comment, Barack Obama in March told Vice that Isis "is the direct outgrowth of al-Qaida in Iraq".

The financial crisis gripping the United States is the direct outgrowth of the speculative orgy in real estate that began early this decade.

Yale's new Alumni Chorus (YAC) is a direct outgrowth of Mr. Heath's success in creating a life-long love of song in his former singers.

The Karine A was a direct outgrowth of the secret meeting in Moscow last May between Mr. Arafat's representatives and Iranian intelligence officers, senior Israeli security officials said.

In London, Mr. Blair said the Libyan overture on disarmament was a direct outgrowth of the talks that led to the settlements over the bombing.