outgrowth

All the other changes made in White's story are an outgrowth of that change.

It is in many ways, an outgrowth of women's history.

An outgrowth of a support group was a hot line at the school, which started in 1980.

Perhaps they are just the outgrowths of a specific culture.

We think this is an outgrowth of an estate matter and nothing more.

It seemed like a logical outgrowth of their social lives.

The industry is also an outgrowth of the country's convenience culture.

The sexual revolution can be seen as an outgrowth of a process.

Today's article is in part an outgrowth of that grant, he said.

Their involvement with technology was a natural outgrowth of these experiences.

The 1986 lawsuit was an outgrowth of events that began in 1974.

He said gun control was a natural outgrowth of his efforts to fight crime.

It's really just an outgrowth of who he is as a person."

The bereavement program for children just seemed a natural outgrowth.

"Legends" seemed like a natural outgrowth of all that, he said.

The obsession with symbols is an outgrowth of these things.

The scholarship foundation was a later outgrowth of this early effort.

All this is the logical outgrowth of larger economic factors.

The community has experienced growth from the continuing outgrowth of Atlanta.

The four new terminals being built today are an outgrowth of that policy.

The trend is the outgrowth of several developments in technology and politics.

This could be detected both before and during lateral outgrowth.

"No, it's an outgrowth of not finding anyone who could deal with the way I live and my obligations."

"The current film is an outgrowth of the change in casting.

Both bodies are an outgrowth of the first mission work on the islands.