Sentence examples for controversies stemming from from inspiring English sources

He has also found himself in the midst of several controversies stemming from his ties to the industry.

The deep support Mr. Noble enjoyed among his viewers helped him survive two controversies stemming from interviews with figures considered anti-Semitic, biased against Israel or both.

Raffin and Viner sold the company in 1997 after some ill-timed expansion efforts and controversies stemming from some of the more sensational book projects favored by Viner.

The Artists Workshopp would sour towards the end of the project: there were controversies stemming from the painting in Norman Parish's section, conflicts regarding copyrights being sold without permission, disagreements on law enforcement involvement, as well as deceit.

She was also challenged on some of the controversies stemming from her own reality show, especially relating to her son's alleged gay slur and whether she'd be comfortable being paired with a gay dancer.

Obama will try to refocus an increasingly apathetic public on security issues as his administration grapples with a series of unrelated controversies stemming from the attack on a U.S. compound in Benghazi, Libya, the IRS' targeting of conservative groups and government monitoring of reporters.

Grace Jones is a gay icon, too — still hula-hooping topless in her late sixties — but her controversies stemmed from her outrageousness, which is exactly what we want from her: the will to be herself.

Controversies stem from the scarcity of data from randomized studies and the potential for bias in observational studies due to differences in the baseline health status between those who are vaccinated and those who are not (7, 8).

Last month, Mets officials discussed firing Valentine over a controversy stemming from a speech he made at the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania.

The move on Wednesday came after months of controversy stemming from a series of hidden camera videos taken by pro-life activists alleging Planned Parenthood was profiting from the sale of fetal tissue.

Cowher's comments came after a week of controversy stemming from the league's decision to penalize players tens of thousands of dollars for making helmet-to-helmet hits on Oct. 17.