Sentence examples for offshoots of the same from inspiring English sources
Another chapter attempts to account for the University of Malaysia's failure to keep pace with the accomplishments of the University of Singapore — two institutions that both began as offshoots of the same British colonial university.
Now, as offshoots of the same armed groups threaten to drag the country back toward all-out war, the peacekeeping mission is struggling to stop spasms of ethnic cleansing and to regain the public's trust in the process.
Within the bond, both Ardincaple and Glenstrae stated that they were offshoots of the same family: "Alexander M'Gregor of Glenstray on the ane part and Awly M'Cawley of Ardingapill on the other part understanding ourselfs and our name to be M'Calppins of auld and to be our just and trew surname".
Sclerotization and melanization are offshoots of the same initial molecular pathway, and the enzyme N-acetyltransferase, plays a central role in switching between the two outcomes by converting dopamine to the sclerotizing agent N-acetyldopamine [29].
An offshoot of the same Albanian military and political organization that waged the war in Kosovo in 1998, the N.L.A. took up arms in February with Mr. Ahmeti at its head.
Naturism (or nudism), instituted in 1903 in Germany, was a controversial offshoot of this same search for health and freedom from the inhibitions of modern civilization.
The Taromenane – known locally as the "red feet" – are thought to be offshoots of the Huaorani, who speak the same language but have suffered a very different fate.
Japonais is an offshoot of a restaurant of the same name that opened about three years ago in Chicago.
Large families, lawyers and politicians share tables and advice about the food at this modest restaurant, an offshoot of a restaurant of the same name in Flushing, Queens.
The same search on Budget.ie, the company's Irish offshoot, offered the same category of car for 82 euros.
Homies are an offshoot of a comic strip of the same name created by David Gonzalez, a California graphic artist, that first appeared in the mid-90's in Lowrider Magazine.
