Sentence examples for their offshoot from inspiring English sources
The phrase "their offshoot" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a branch or derivative of a larger entity, such as a company, organization, or idea. Example: "The main company has several subsidiaries, and their offshoot has been particularly successful in the tech industry."
Blackwell missed out on Talking Heads but signed their offshoot Tom Tom Club and turned Grace Jones into the icy queen of the dancefloor.
Describing her sound, Ms. Denhert said, "If Sting married Roberta Flack and had an affair with Cassandra Wilson, my music would be their offshoot".
Now, at a village near the town of Mara, Abdulhamid described in detail how he had executed rafidis, a pejorative term used by Sunnis for both the Shias and their offshoot, the Alawites, from which Syria's ruling elite is drawn.
"Boko Haram and their offshoot Ansarul tend to pick their targets quite carefully and they have plenty of access to weapons".
The 18-column species remained alive and well, living in the clear coralline seas of what is now the American Midwest, while their offshoot, with 17 columns, persisted unchanged on the muddier sea floors in New York and down through what are now the Appalachian Mountains.
Many of their offshoots are joint ventures with global firms.
At first glance the European Union directive on equality in employment, issued in 2000, seems pretty generous in the way it allows religious groups and their offshoots to practise discrimination and watch the behaviour of their staff.
Among common themes found in the exhibition are the challenge to national power structures and their offshoots — cronyism, authoritarianism, abuse of power, racial policies biases — as well as investigation of cultural identities.
Scenes of Occupy Wall Street demonstrations and their offshoots, particularly in Oakland, Calif., create a sense of the movement as a more cohesive and better-organized rebellion than has been widely portrayed.
The central implausibility of Marvel comics and their offshoots was that superheroes could defeat gun-wielding villains by moving faster than speeding bullets or flinging sticky goo at them.
And even the studios and their offshoots are coming up with excellent performers — Jonah Hill is extraordinarily creative and scathing, and Seth Rogen isn't far behind (the difference being that Hill has less natural sweetness, which Rogen often trades on).
