Sentence examples for new offshoot from inspiring English sources
DUBLIN 6 WINE AND DINE is the new offshoot of Dublin 6, to which it is connected by a hallway.
iPad IPC has launched a new offshoot from its Marie Claire magazine – Marie Claire Runway – focused on fashion.
Yes, Hyundai's new offshoot could become part of the premium mainstream, if this car is a sign of things to come.
September 16 2015 This new offshoot of the New York psychedelic-punk band Alice Donut headlines a strong bill at Saint Vitus.
Among the colleges experimenting this semester are Clemson, Central Carolina Technical College and Stony Brook University, as well as Texas A&M-San Antonio, a new offshoot.
Qiora, a new offshoot from Shiseido, has a system for treating the complexion from within by inducing relaxation and a sort of spiritual renewal.
Just look at the myriad of new offshoots: hedge funds, corporate loans, mortgage investments, credit derivatives.
Build your lead in the areas you already dominate and define valuable new offshoots from that elevated market position.
It probably doesn't help that, as of this fall, "Always Sunny" airs on a brand-new offshoot of FX, the sketchy-sounding FXX, a cable network whose location on the dial might be described as "go down the road a stretch, look for a church, walk two miles, and it's in the shack by the abandoned quarry".
However, we should reserve our applause for Patterson's newer offshoot into children's and young-adult literature.
Sync has been a major contributor to Ford's improved reputation and increased market share, though a newer offshoot known as MyFord Touch has been panned by Consumer Reports and criticized by buyers in a recent J. D. Power & Associates quality survey.
