Sentence examples for had stemmed from from inspiring English sources

Rafael's first booking had stemmed from a needless kick at Mark van Bommel.

Most of Novogratz's profits had stemmed from his initial seven-million-dollar investment in 2013.

While the magistrates agree that the system had failed, they said it had stemmed from a lack of resources.

The incentive for multinationals to base their operations in Mexico had stemmed from a lack of import duties.

The side's renaissance over the previous 16 games had stemmed from all-comers buying into a work ethic.

He also had a pacemaker implanted when it was determined that the fainting episode (and an earlier one) had stemmed from a heart arrhythmia.

I know that much of my own anxiety had stemmed from not having the opportunity to explore the grief I felt about my mother's death.

Court testimony revealed that accusation had stemmed from a family reunion during which several family members recalled having been molested by Mr. Bevel.

Michael Gartenberg, an analyst for JupiterResearch, said Apple's strict pricing standards had stemmed from a desire to create a simple consumer experience.

Thomas J. Conlon, chairman of Blair, told The Daily News that the error had stemmed from a worker who punched "13" into a computer rather than "12".

'Everything we've done has stemmed from the fun factor.