Sentence examples for minor branch from inspiring English sources

Publishing forms a minor branch of the entertainment industry, and book design is increasingly a matter of fashion — that is, of attention-getting.

Angels & Demons and Habemus Papam gave a hint of the possibilities, and that somewhat minor branch of pastoral activity, exorcism, has been more than adequately explored.

She belonged to a minor branch of the powerful Fujiwara clan, but her given name (like those of other women) was omitted from genealogies.

Lady Murasaki — not her real name; her sobriquet was the name of Genji's great love — was born into a minor branch of the Fujiwara clan.

That mythology, with a powerful boost from the Internet, which magically transforms rumors into facts, has developed ramifications so baroque that it might today be called a minor branch of Brazilian literature.

Raine, a leading exponent of so-called Martianism – a minor branch of British poetry in the 1970s and 1980s – has links to another of the movement's protagonists, Martin Amis, another target of Eagleton's ire.

Under direct visualization, an 8-0 nylon atraumatic suture was passed through the epicardial layer around the origin of the major branch es) and several minor branches of the left coronary artery [30].

Adjoining the kingdom of the Caulukyas was that of the Paramaras in Malava, with minor branches in the territories just to the north (Mount Abu, Banswara, Cungarpur, and Bhinmal).

Fed by canals and minor branches of the Nile, the lagoon is bordered by extensive salt marshes from which large tracts have been reclaimed for rice cropping; the fishing village of Balṭīm is on the eastern shore.

As a result of such claims it was widely believed that any results obtained by logicians or ethicists must at best be treated as provisional; followers of Hegel, who advanced these claims with passionate conviction, were inclined in consequence to regard logic and ethics alike as minor branches of philosophy.

Naturally occurring astatine isotopes have subsequently been found in minute amounts in the three natural radioactive decay series, in which they occur by minor branching (astatine-218 in the uranium series, astatine-216 in the thorium series, and astatine-215 and astatine-219 in the actinium series).