Sentence examples for game stemming from from inspiring English sources

Another mismatch seemed imminent after the Hawks announced the suspension of their leading scorer, forward Josh Smith, before the game, stemming from an undisclosed incident at a practice Tuesday.

The overriding problem in failing to stamp any sort of authority on the game stemmed from a lack of communication and gumption at the back.

Some perceptions of the market as an insiders' game stem from recent lawsuits against galleries, including three by collectors who accused Knoedler & Company, now defunct, of fraud.

The popularity of the game stems from the general popularity of the Battle Royale genre and popular streamers like Ninja, who have made the game so much fun to watch.

Criticism of the game stemmed from its short length.

My mental preparation for the game stems from my faith and my inspiration to get better is my family.

Jeff played some college ball at Fairleigh Dickinson, but his legacy in the game stems from hours spent throwing his boys batting practice.

The "Busy Bea" video game stems from a year-long daily Bea Arthur art project called #BeaADay by artist Mike Denison, who hand draws and/or paints the iconic Arthur infused with other pop culture references.

The game stemmed from an agreement between Universal Interactive Studios and Konami that enabled them to produce and publish (respectively) a Crash Bandicoot game for next-generation handheld game systems, ending the franchise's exclusivity to Sony-produced consoles.

One of the major criticisms of the game stemmed from a disparity between the emotional thrust of the story and the actions of the player, with GameTrailers' Justin Speer pointing out that while the story attempted to characterise Lara Croft as vulnerable and uncomfortable with killing, the player was encouraged to engage enemies aggressively and use brutal tactics to earn more experience points.

Basque Rural Games, stemming from the agricultural work of the region.