Sentence examples for younger branch from inspiring English sources
In the 12th century it became the patrimony of the younger branch of Vladimir II Monomakh's family (who founded the new princely centre Vladimir in 1108).
Soon after he began his rule, Louis turned the building over to his brother, Philippe d'Orléans, who with his successors earned the younger branch of the royal family a reputation for wastrel ways.
There were, however, two candidates to the throne, the heads, respectively, of the elder and the younger branch of the Bourbons, and they were unable to reach agreement on which should become king.
It's even harder when the company is a junior troupe like Ailey II, the younger branch of the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater that offers a bridge between student and professional years.
Trained to arms from his earliest years, this youth inherited all the energy of his mother, Caterina, whose Sforza blood seemed to infuse new life into the younger branch of the Medici.
Threatened domestically by the reformer Girolamo Savonarola's denunciations and by the intrigues of the younger branch of the Medici family and threatened abroad by the imminence of a French invasion of Italy, he made the foolish and dangerous decision to abandon the old French alliance in favour of one with Naples.
Of course upon such an income, the family pride was difficult to support, and the means of education for the younger branches extremely restricted".
It needs to be sown on the younger branches of a healthy tree as here its root can penetrate the bark more easily.
The earliest branch of this lineage has been represented by Wanchoo tribe in Northeast India, whereas the younger branches are present in central Indian tribes.
Some deep branches that are quite rare and numerous younger branches ("twigs") of the phylogeny are only beginning to emerge with more extensive sampling [11] [14].
Indeed, if positive selection favored many younger branches, it could result in a substitution pattern similar to that produced by incomplete purifying selection.
