Sentence examples for statement stems from from inspiring English sources

The statement stems from recent incidents when gun owners have walked into Starbucks and other businesses to test state open-carry gun laws.

This statement stems from different evidences.

This statement stems from the evidence that patients with RA followed up by rheumatologists, in comparison with other doctors, are diagnosed earlier, receive DMARD treatment more frequently and have better outcomes in all major characteristics of RA, in particular joint damage and physical function.

The statement stemmed from a deal Mr. Maliki negotiated with a Shiite special group to renounce violence against Iraqis and join the political process.

The Everton manager admits Stones has been "mixed up" by Chelsea's pursuit and that his transfer request – rejected in a meeting between Martínez and the player before Kenwright's statement – stemmed from receiving "the wrong advice".

"With our mission statement stemming from a Picasso quote, 'All children are artists, the problem is how to remain an artist once he grows up,' we implore our listeners to be adolescent and adventurous in their everyday lives," Kids said.

It should be noted, however, that the usefulness of these statements stems from our implicit knowledge.

A federal grand jury indicted Clemens on Thursday on charges of perjury and making false statements stemming from his testimony.

The dueling statements stem from the divergent missions of the two trustees, who have spent months clawing over a limited pool of assets.

The only controversial moment of Houston's tenure in New York came last season, after a New York Times Magazine article appeared in which Houston and Charlie Ward, both Christians, were quoted as making statements, stemming from their Bible studies, that some considered anti-Semitic.

The charge of making false statements stemmed from the police chief's interview with FBI agents.