Sentence examples for faced stemming from from inspiring English sources

The other was attending a court hearing to answer charges he faced stemming from a confrontation with sheriff's deputies in which he was subdued with a Taser.

The charges that the former chief, Earl Sanders, faced stemmed from a late-night brawl involving three off-duty officers and two citizens over a bag of fajitas.

Henry Stern, a parks commissioner in the 1980s and 1990s, said the toughest issues he faced stemmed from strife between groups of park users — ballplayers versus sun worshipers, outdoor musicians versus lovers of peace and quiet.

Jets wide receiver Wayne Chrebet said yesterday that he expects the disorderly conduct charges he faces stemming from an alleged bar fight last Sunday to be dropped.

He argues that the "widespread reluctance to acknowledge the real scale and nature of the challenge we face" stems from a "culture of relativism, a failure to display moral clarity, a corruption of thought on both left and right, as well as a strain of western self-hatred that combine to weaken, compromise and confuse our national response to a direct totalitarian challenge".

The empirical challenge we face stems from the differences between TTP students and those with lower class rank, some of which are documented in Table 1.

Yet another security challenge Dubroff and his fellow publishers face stems from supporting a so-called hybrid environment run on both personal computers and Apple Macs.

Part of the problem the New York delegation faces stems from turnover.

The challenges that the feminist movement now faces stem from the vast diversities within India.

As described in the criminal complaint, many of the problems that Merrill faces stem from what evidence does not exist, as much as what does.

Rather than the problems we face coming from "big government," as some contend, the current disasters we are facing stem from the power of "big business".