Sentence examples for made stemmed from from inspiring English sources

The fact that Judge Gratwicke was unable to justify the order he made "stemmed from the inadequacy of the evidence and the grounds advanced by the police", Mr Justice Eady added.

This 20/20 special was an Event and Exciting, both with a capital E. 20/20 subtitled the special, "Papa, Watch Me Fly" as a great deal of Streisand's reasoning and drive to get Yentl made stems from the loss of her father when she was 15 months old.

It can be argued that the main thinking in transport planning and policy making stem from neoclassical economics in which individuals are largely assumed to make rational, consistent, and efficient choices, and apply cognitive processes of decision making that maximise their economic utility.

Most of the work I make stems from my own experiences and experiences of those closest to me, and then I want to see how they exist in different circumstances and on a larger scale.

Aides to Mr. Bloomberg say the choices he has made stem less from ideology than from his management style, which depends heavily on delegating authority and following the advice of experts.

Dr Hwang was at the heart of one of the worst scandals in modern science in 2004, when he claimed to have made stem cells from patients' skin tissue.

I remembered this when I read in the papers today that researchers have, for the first time, made stem cells from an adult primate -- a rhesus monkey.

That confluence of consultation and decisions already made stems in large part from the unusual nature of the site.

Last week, the Penn State board approved a resolution allowing the university to make settlement offers to some of the people who made claims stemming from Sandusky's conduct.

Penn State said that it was close to a settlement compensating twenty-eight people who made claims stemming from Sandusky's abuse of minors.

Cell Therapy From Unfertilized Eggs 01.31.01 Researchers make stem cells from unfertilized eggs, but basic problems remain unsolved.