Sentence examples for many offshoots from inspiring English sources

The rights the charter and its many offshoots promised proved frustratingly unenforceable.

Animal Liberation is regarded as having launched the animal rights movement and its many offshoots.

It has many offshoots and variations, and it has proved itself sturdy, surviving many near collapses and reforms.

Just as the Judeo-Christian tradition has produced many offshoots, yoga has many schools, like Ashtanga, Iyengar and Tantra.

The paradigmatic activity of Occupy Wall Street and its many offshoots around the country was the establishment of impromptu encampments in symbolic public places.

The plot's many offshoots embrace experiments in blood transfusion, the early history of domestic gas lighting and the origins of the Rothschild banking empire.

Along the way, band members came and mostly went — too many arguments, too much exhaustion, too much drug abuse, too many offshoot bands claiming to be Steppenwolf.

That seems to be the case with Occupy Wall Street (and its many local offshoots).

That is because the retail stores there are in many cases offshoots of wholesale companies, whose operations supply the city's restaurants and hotels and are conducted in the back rooms of the 1.9-million-square-foot complex of buildings.

There is no telling how many wonderful offshoots could spring forth and improve the lives of the world of children.

Many such offshoots of Paganism rose along with the feminist movement, founding a more equal alternative to more traditional, patriarchal religions.