Sentence examples for an idea stemming from from inspiring English sources

He wanted to create a second Black Sea-Marmara channel, an idea stemming from the annual summer ritual when wealthy pashas and the rich elite decamped to the waterfront to escape the oppressive heat that hung over the city's densely populated hills.

'Unsafe acts' are a behavioural aspect of safety widely considered to have a significant impact on the frequency and severity of accidents in many industries, an idea stemming from the earliest days of safety science (e.g. Heinrich 1959).

A great idea stems from solving a problem.

So it was with a shake of the head that I read stories promoting a musical version of Tootsie, and acting like the idea stemmed from a recent deal Sony Pictures Entertainment signed with the Broadway producer Scott Sanders (see Patrick Healy's New York Times story about the arrangement and the related Playbill story by Andrew Gans).

The idea stems from a linear stability analysis derived on a simplified one-dimensional problem.

The idea stems from an earlier business, Novafiber, which she began five years ago, shipping cartons of used clothing to South America to sell at affordable rates.

The idea stemmed from a group of five model houses that Habitat maintained to show visitors to headquarters.

The idea stemmed from a lunch between Mike Hughes, president and creative director of Martin, and Mort Goldstrom, the newspaper association's vice president for display advertising.

Delany said the idea stemmed from a discussion he had with the former Illinois athletic director Ron Guenther during the realignment frenzy last summer.

The idea stems from a subtle effect of quantum physics demonstrated by the Einstein-Podolsky-Rosen (EPR) experiment.

This idea stems from a 2005 national survey of repositories by Heritage Preservation in partnership with the Institute of Museum and Library Services.