Sentence examples for argument stems from from inspiring English sources
The most basic anti-immigration argument stems from the belief that Britain is "full".
US Soccer's most intriguing argument stems from the 1996 lawsuit Fraser v MLS.
Much of the bewilderment — and therefore the argument — stems from the imprecise nature of some of the proposed rules.
One argument stems from the "big bang" theory: according to the standard model, shortly after the universe exploded into existence about 14 billion years ago, it suddenly jumped in size by an enormous factor.
His tone was angry, even mean, and while some speculated about ulterior motives, anyone who has read Mr. Sondheim's opinionated book "Finishing the Hat" knows this argument stems from strongly-held beliefs about "Porgy and Bess".
It's not an attempt to be a docu-drama; it's about this strange, driven family". Much of the argument stems from the fact that the executive producer is Joel Surnow, creator of the TV series 24, who is a Republican donor and a close friend of shock jock Rush Limbaugh.
This particular argument stemmed from questions about the health of C. C. Sabathia.
The argument stemmed from Park's father not liking how she was standing upright over her putts on Saturday -- even though that stance led to a 63, which tied the course record.
Today's argument stemmed from a lawsuit brought by a broad coalition of civil liberties groups challenging the government's refusal to release the names of those arrested for immigration violations as part of the terrorism investigation.
What I find troubling about the ban on smoking in bars is the forced deputization of bar personnel, like Dana Blake, the bouncer who was killed because of an argument stemming from this ban ("Bouncer Dies; Family Blames Smoking Ban," news article, April 14).
