| Perhaps trying won't be necessary — these spinoffs could soon be returning to their mother ship. |
| On Oct. 6, 2000, CBS debuted a new procedural crime drama which would go on to inspire multiple spinoffs over the ensuing years. |
| Each of these has also generated commercial spinoffs that enhance the ability of the private sector to intrude into our daily lives. |
| Other than the economic and tourist spinoffs, it is also aimed at renewing the neighbouring old urban districts. |
| Mr. Tetrault said that down the line he expected that aquacultural savvy would result in job opportunities and entrepreneurial spinoffs. |
| Major economic spinoffs from this festival, including a world cup event, are disappearing, not to mention dozens of jobs. |
