Sentence examples for controversy stemmed from from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the controversy stemmed from her disdain for the elaborate rigmaroles governing what women were allowed to say and do and write about.

The Christological controversy stemmed from the rival doctrines of Apollinaris of Laodicea (flourished 360 380) and Theodore of Mopsuestia (c. 350 428), representatives of the rival schools of Alexandria and Antioch, respectively.

The controversy stemmed from attempts by prosecutors in the Siberian city of Tomsk to ban a version of the holy book that Tomsk University experts claimed "incites religious hatred, humiliates the dignity of people on the basis of sex, race, nationality, language, origin and attitude toward religion".

Many users find such notifications to be intrusive, and much of the original controversy stemmed from the automatic inclusion of all users in the system.

The controversy stemmed from a report in The Aviation Herald, a website that records aviation incidents.

The controversy stemmed from the fact that when Cruz was solicitor general of Texas in 2007, he defended a state law that criminalized the sale of sex toys.

The controversy stems from the leaking of the identity of a CIA agent, Valerie Plame, in July 2003.

The controversy stems from the contract for Ms Riza negotiated by Mr Wolfowitz.

The controversy stems from the political and financial support he received from Yuri Borisov, an arms dealer with businesses in Lithuania and Russia.

The controversy stems from the GEO Group's $6 million gift, which will be paid out over 12 years.

The controversy stems from a transaction in September, two months before Dynegy put its Dynegy Holdings subsidiary into bankruptcy.