Sentence examples for repercussions stemming from inspiring English sources
Women elsewhere in the UK are facing draconian repercussions, stemming from laws passed during Queen Victoria's reign, for making choices about their own bodies.
During a recent interview with the Huffington Post, the "Anytime" crooner shared details on the project, in addition to his thoughts on possible repercussions stemming from the controversial adult track.
Does that lack of worry about repercussions stem from their faith?
Impaired polycomb function has important repercussions for stem cell function, development and disease.
Manchester City's failed transfer pursuit of the former United defender had no repercussions but the result stemmed from a game‑plan executed to perfection.
Metcalfe postulated that there would be "huge repercussions" from the events, explaining that her following storylines "all stem from the wedding".
Three months later came the broad crackdown seeming to stem from Beijing's paranoia about the possible domestic repercussions from the uprisings in the Middle East and North Africa.
In a further bid to stem the rising tide of protest, Mr. Martin said he intended to name a committee of seven senior members of the Commons to draw up a report on the raid and its repercussions.
Repercussions have been interesting.
