Sentence examples for end stemming from from inspiring English sources

The Knicks had crucial breakdowns in the end, stemming from a miscommunication by Knicks Coach Don Chaney in the final 28.5 seconds of the game.

The idea is that slender microcolumns between the "splay cracks" are more likely to bend and break than are microcolumns between adjacent wing cracks because they do not have two fixed ends; instead, the end stemming from the sliding interface is free.

You just need a ribbon with a left end and a right end stemming from the same knotted center.

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The terms barbed and pointed end stem from the arrowhead-like appearance of heavy meromyosin labeled F-actin under transmission electron microscopy.

REDUCED CHARGES FOR STARKS Prosecutors dropped felony charges against Miami Dolphins defensive end Randy Starks stemming from a traffic altercation in May with a police officer.

The officials said that the Justice Department would announce as early as this week that BP had agreed to a settlement to end criminal investigations stemming from an explosion at a giant BP oil refinery in Texas City, Tex., two years ago.

With the S.E.C. settlement, the company and its officials have now ended all litigation stemming from the accounting problems.

In a December planning report, new Emergency Manager Joyce Parker said Ecorse would save $2 million annually by bringing the city's Department of Works back in house, ending costly contracts stemming from the 1980s restructuring.

When, at the end of a move stemming from Lee Cattermole's concession of possession, Brady's delicate lay-off found Jonny Howson, the midfielder unleashed the crispest of shots which a stretching Costel Pantilimon did well to turn away.

The other shoe in the WorldCom settlement has dropped and it landed with a thud: JPMorgan Chase has agreed to pay $2 billion to end claims against it stemming from WorldCom's May 2001 bond offering.