Sentence examples for others stemming from from inspiring English sources

So Mr. Ghodawala's case essentially disappeared, as did thousands of others stemming from the riots.

The Supreme Court may eventually feel obliged to resolve the dispute, as well as others stemming from the Daubert case.

Instead, he began to compile a catalog of injuries, some of them flukes, others stemming from breakdowns of his Achilles' tendon, his elbow, his shoulder.

The aim of this paper is to analyze the relationship between the outcome of seemingly independent games (those games in which the players of one game are different to the players of the others), stemming from the emotions of fairness and reciprocity.

Others stem from decisions by Mr. Evans.

Part of the trouble with the others stems from Mary Shelley's clumsiness with dialogue.

Others stem from China's efforts to become internationally competitive in as many industries as possible.

And in this respect mankind has suffered a fundamental débcle, a débcle so fundamental that all others stem from it".

Some of the problems relate to the lack of controls that would identify faulty medicines, while others stem from outdated equipment.

Some variations have their roots in the Spanish colonisation of the region; others stem from the influence of indigenous languages and from that of non-Spanish settlers, mainly African and European.

The case itself (Austin and others), stemmed from the 2001 Mayday demonstration and is of interest because it concerned four applicants, none of whom had committed or threatened to commit any offences.