Sentence examples for mostly stemming from from inspiring English sources
There was awkward silence, mostly stemming from surprise.
There has been a chasm in class between the two, mostly stemming from sheer mastery of the ball, for much of that history.
Ms. Shipley said this could make accounting for investment income difficult with the 90 percent rule — mostly stemming from the lack of filing instructions.
It was a straightforward presentation of drawings, maquettes and other preparatory materials, mostly stemming from his commission to design the Jersey City Medical Center Station on the Hudson-Bergen Light Rail System.
Other changes, mostly stemming from the Tax Reconciliation Act of 2001, allow employees of small businesses to participate in simplified employee pension plans known as SEP-IRA's and saving incentive match plans called Simple.
Dr. Waksal is serving a seven-year prison term after pleading guilty to several crimes, including securities fraud, mostly stemming from his orchestration of ImClone trades that day by his relatives.
Their mistakes mostly stemmed from their odd hybrid status: they were neither public nor private.
The problems of Muslims in France mostly stem from the country's abnormally exclusive employment and education system.
But the rage Mr. Berlusconi sampled mostly stemmed from a police raid early this morning at the headquarters of the protest's coordinators, Genoa Social Forum, a raid that that group's spokesman described as a "massacre".
Rights groups, though, doubt the existence of a cohesive militant group in Xinjiang and say the unrest mostly stems from anger among the region's Muslim Uighur people over restrictions on their religion and culture.
As excellent as Mourinho's side were, though, even the Portuguese admitted it mostly stemmed from one area: Swansea were missing much more than Manchester City-bound Wilfried Bony.
