Sentence examples for offshoot were from inspiring English sources

Doubts about the government's commitment to Tech North, the northern offshoot, were raised recently, when Claire Braithwaite, its passionate chief executive, resigned after less than a year in the job.

Back then the BNP offshoot were content with harassing Muslims on the street, shouting stuff outside Anjem Choudary's house and patrolling east London in military vehicles, talking to each other on walkie-talkies and pretending to be soldiers.

Al-Qaeda's regional offshoot was suspected.

A Las Vegas offshoot is due later this month.

The sect, Kigenkai, a Shinto offshoot, was founded in 1970.

The most visible offshoot is a big contract with Daimler-Benz's specialty truck subsidiary, NAV.

And surely it's no accident that the United Nations offshoot is now a predominantly female organisation.

Though the concerts were excellent, the message, that new music is an offshoot, was troubling.

Although high-density SNP genotyping platforms generate a momentum for detailed genome-wide association (GWA) studies, an offshoot is a new insight into population genetics.

The casual offshoot is perfect for patrons who don't want to make dinner the only activity of the evening.

A Bennett Studios offshoot is the Tony Bennett Center for Media Arts, a school offering internships and educational opportunities to local students from Dwight Morrow High School.