Examples of using Offshoots in English and their translations into Swedish
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Like Art Basel with its international offshoots, Grand Basel will also make stops in Miami,
If the offshoots have been planted after rooting, the same conditions apply to the ideal location.
Joint decisions are taken at one level and are then put into effect by an administrative apparatus with offshoots all around Europe.
was the MRI scanner. and one of the offshoots of exploring particle physics,
the soul has neither offshoots nor change.
If you want to multiply your rubber tree, you usually take cuttings for one or more offshoots that you have previously separated from the tree.
The growth and success of email phishing have also led to offshoots of the method.
The earliest departures from this system occurred when several of the greater abbeys began sending out offshoots, under the form of daughter-houses retaining some sort of dependence upon the mother abbey from which they sprang.
The Alpine settlements were in all likelihood westerly offshoots of the general Khazar migration toward Poland,
in its mighty expansion surpassed all that had gone before; the offshoots of which pressed forward to the Atlantic Ocean
The Muslim Brotherhood, a shadowy organization with violent offshoots(including al-Qaeda) is best summed up by its motto:“Allah is our objective;
and its stems, and its offshoots, as long as Thy most excellent titles will endure
One of the offshoots of the family of the newspaper magnate Suvorin undertook the publication in those days of a Little Newspaper,
with exactly one government, Qatar(national population 225,000), along with the Kurdistan Regional Government in northern Iraq and with the Muslim Brotherhood, including that organization's Hamas and Syrian offshoots.
religious ideas are the more or less remote offshoots of the economical relations prevailing in a given society,
medium-sized enterprises created as offshoots of the main project
When at the beginning of the twentieth century the law on religious associations was passed, there were over a hundred Carmelite convents in France with several offshoots in distant parts of the world,
translate into"they got married, they had offshoots and there was never the slightest bad mood in their lives".
mainly offshoots from the Wilburites who claim to have eliminated all the later additions to the faith
we now note that their products, their offshoots, or revenues, on the other band, all belong to the same sphere, that of value.