Sentence examples for changes stem from from inspiring English sources

Most of the changes stem from being realistic about what middle school is — and isn't.

The F-1 regulation changes stem from an immigration act passed by Congress last year.

The recent changes stem from a combination of Israeli policy shifts and the chaos in Egypt.

The changes stem from the findings of a state investigative panel, which found that sex and alcohol were used to recruit football players.

The changes stem from an unavoidable and unpleasant reality facing the music business: the economics of offering music free on the Web do not work.

The changes stem from the case of Alexis Debat, a terrorism analyst who had been on the payroll of ABC as a consultant since 2001.

Because of changes stemming from a death in the family, the landlord intended to move in.

What was unclear today was to what degree the changes stemmed from recent Lebanese Government pressure on the fedayeen.

And political changes stemming from the civil rights era are in progress, though often in subtle and oblique forms.

Mr. Hoving's resignation the following year was one of a series of management changes stemming from the Avon takeover.

Those changes stemmed from criticism that the program was largely a giveaway for wealthy beachfront property owners.