Sentence examples for protests stemmed from inspiring English sources
The power of the Occupy Wall Street movement, as well as the Arab Spring protests, stemmed precisely from their non-violent nature.
The protests stemmed from Israeli bombing raids on Feb. 8 that destroyed three Lebanese power plants, wounded about 20 civilians and cut the country's electricity by half.
The protests stemmed from calls by Mr. Soro earlier in the week for a march on the headquarters of state television, one of the main sources of information in the country after Mr. Gbagbo banned foreign broadcasts.
The protests stem from the bankruptcies of outdated government-run factories and layoffs in newly privatized businesses.
Not long ago, Gonzalo Sánchez de Lozada was ousted as president of Bolivia after widespread protests stemming from a natural gas deal.
The protests, stemming from anonymous charges that the Harlem team was using over-aged players, were rejected by Little League officials early today.
The protests stem from a 2006 military coup that removed Thaksin Shinawatra, a tycoon turned prime minister, after which the political party he led and a successor party were dissolved by the courts.
This week, IndyCar officials will consider two protests stemming from the race at New Hampshire Motor Speedway on Aug. 14, in which Ryan Hunter-Reay was awarded victory on a technicality and many frontrunners were wiped out when Danica Patrick's slide on the wet track set off a crash with 10 laps remaining.
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez Hugo Chavez was forced from office in a military coup Thursday after widespread and bloody protests stemming from his conflicts with the nation's oil industry.
Residents of Ferguson string lights along many buildings still shuttered in the wake of protests stemming from recent events in Missouri.
Add to that a generally fraught period — protests stemming from the Laquan McDonald video in Chicago are among the latest race flashpoints — and "The Wiz" couldn't be arriving at a more critical moment.
