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spin off

VERB
  1. produce as a consequence of something larger

How To Use spin off In A Sentence

  • They are increasingly sophisticated machines, often using high quality aluminium and titanium alloys, spin offs from the aerospace industry.
  • She would spin off, like a Texan tornado, and establish her centre of gravity in paradise!
  • As one of the authors of the National Defense University's "Toward a New Space Power Theory", I have been involved in exactly this level of discussion for the past 3 years now and spin offs have NOTHING to do with what the national academies is talking about. Augustine Committee Meets at MSFC Today - NASA Watch
  • The company is trying to spin off part of its business.
  • The television spin off was renamed Moose Factory and featured a native actor from Timmins.
  • BMW's Mini brand has managed to spin off iterations of the Mini Cooper that are bigger and offer more doors see my recent caviling about the Countryman but the company runs the risk of exhausting its small-car cred. In Geneva, Guessing at a Gas-Guzzling Future
  • They are increasingly sophisticated machines, often using high quality aluminium and titanium alloys, spin offs from the aerospace industry.
  • *** Drinks Punch Taverns, one of the U.K.'s largest pub groups, said it will dramatically shrink its struggling tenanted operations and spin off its better-performing managed-pubs division into a separate listed company before the end of the summer in a bid to overhaul the group and restructure its heavy debt. Business Watch
  • Last March, Eircom did an about-turn in strategy and announced that it was planning to spin off part of its multimedia businesses into a new company and float the resulting entity on the stock market.
  • The largest IPO of the year may be electrical utility Enel SpA, which the government hopes to spin off.
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