Sentence examples for influence stemming from inspiring English sources

The generation gap has recently become far more apparent – due, I believe, to the progressive influence stemming from our generation's second home, the internet.

The former heavyweight champion Mike Tyson pleaded guilty to charges of drug possession and driving under the influence stemming from a traffic stop last year after he was leaving a nightclub.

On the events later in that fateful week, the evidence leaders argued improper political influence, stemming from South Africa's deputy president Cyril Ramaphosa's phone calls, which led to the decision to remove the strikers.

If these projects are only tangentially tied to the arrival of a black star in the leading political role in America, Gary Newman, co-chairman of the Twentieth Century Fox television studio, suggested another potential influence stemming from the election of Mr. Obama.

While we can point to a small handful of movies over the past ten years as examples of some artistic influence stemming from The Dark Knight, it is really these three examples that stand out as the film's lasting impact on movies and moviemaking.

In 2016, he pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge of driving under the influence stemming from a crash that left him seriously injured.

Analysts say the Fed's sudden loss of influence stems from several factors.

Part of Ms. Hetherington's influence stems from her extraordinary ability to communicate her ideas.

But her greatest influence stemmed from a bout with breast cancer in 1987.

Much of Newspoll's influence stems from its longevity, frequency and prominence, via its association with News Limited (now rebranded as News Corp Australia) and its newspaper the Australian.

Its influence stems as much as anything from a studied neutrality in the bitterly contested battleground of tax and spending.