Sentence examples for Issue stemmed from from inspiring English sources

The issue stemmed from the orbits of the planets.

A lack of urgency on the issue stemmed from the major road construction projects under way across the state.

A spokesperson for electric utility Georgia Power said the issue stemmed from equipment failure at a Delta site.

His advisers say Mr. McCain's focus on that issue stemmed from an emotional encounter during his 2000 presidential campaign with a man who was losing his job in a South Carolina textile mill.

Last week, Victoria police superintendent Therese Fitzgerald said the issue stemmed from "youth crime in general", adding there was "not a particular group of youths we are looking into".

He was charged with drink driving hours before the failed attempt to take his life but fundamentally the issue stemmed from what he calls a profound lack of "identity and belonging" after retiring.

Much of the issue stems from a shift in taste away from obvious logos and bling.

But the visitation issue stems from a broader dispute that has not been a big secret.

But there is another issue stemming from the debate that ought to be considered.

His decision to take a leading role on the volatile issue stems from his personal experience, his friends say.

The issue stems from the administration's heightened emphasis on work requirements in its new welfare proposals.