spin off of vs spin off from

Both "spin off of" and "spin off from" are commonly used phrases in English. They are interchangeable and can be used depending on personal preference or context. There is no significant difference in meaning between the two.

Last updated: March 20, 2024

spin off of

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to indicate the origin or source of something that has been spun off or derived from a larger entity.

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It's just a different spin off of the same basic history.
And number two... I have about 40 seconds to initiate a call into that bank before all the wheels spin off of this thing.
Name 3 spin-offs of the sitcom Happy Days.
In October 2003 HRE was established as a spin-off of parts of the commercial real estate financing business of HVB Group.
This is already becoming clear from the many spin-offs of the fusion programme to date.
The first is that all these technologies are just a spin-off of mainstream medical research that everybody wants to see happen.
The advocates of tax, financial or regulatory compensation argue that the positive spin-off of the initiative justifies special treatment.
Within the EU, only the spin-offs of human trafficking can really be combated, but we need to remove what underpins this.
But I thought like a spin-off of golden saddle 'cause it's got all the same stuff.
Yes, W1A is a spin-off of a show I did called Twenty Twelve.
whereas job creation is one of the possible spin-offs of the trans-European network;
It is not unaware of the positive spin-offs of research into diabetes in several fields or of the interest presented by this research in understanding and treating other chronic diseases.
This letter was sent by Siemens and not by Infineon Portugal since the spin-off of Infineon from Siemens had not yet produced any practical effects in Portugal.
The promotion of regional development, tourism, the local economy or the regional image will therefore be no more than a spin-off of this coherent policy intended first and foremost to develop airport activities on a long-term basis.
ČSA has already implemented the envisaged reduction of staff and the sale of assets, as well as the spin-off of its non-core services into subsidiaries that were then sold to ČAH.
Commission Decision of 22 December 2009 in case C 40/09 (ex-N 555/09), Additional aid for WestLB AG related to spin-off of assets, OJ C 66, 17.3.2010, p. 15.
Commission Decision of 22 June 2010 in case N 249/10, Prolongation of temporary authorisation of additional aid for WestLB AG related to the spin-off of assets, OJ C 230, 26.8.2010, p. 3.
See the Commission Decision of 22 December 2009 in case C 40/09 (ex-N 555/09), Additional aid for WestLB AG related to spin-off of assets, OJ C 66, 17.3.2010, p. 15, recital 71.
State aid C 40/09 (ex N 555/09) - Additional aid for WestLB AG related to spin-off of assets
There will be further spin-offs of subsidiaries (such as Zakładowa Służba Ratownicza, Wydział Technicznej Obsługi Urządzeń Dźwignicowych etc.) and asset sales;

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spin off from
derive from
stem from

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