Sentence examples for stemmed from the first from inspiring English sources

Gates's push stemmed from the first controversy of his tenure, last winter.

The first stemmed from the fourth plenum of the Vietnam Communist Party (VCP) Central Committee, which had been held in December 2011.

Labour's second problem stems from the first.

Shades of Green stems from the first Gulf war in the 1990's.

Kuwait Airways also won a roughly $1 billion judgment in Britain against Iraq's national airline in a case stemming from the first gulf war.

The apparent impasse, though, suggests the panel is grappling over an issue that stems from the first day of testimony three weeks ago.

This time around, though, the negotiations are somewhat clouded by a souring relationship between Mr. Bell and Sir Martin stemming from the first breakdown in talks, according to several participants.

Mr Khodorkovsky says he cannot return to Russia because there is a risk he would not be let out again (there is still a $550m claim against him stemming from the first case).

Garnaut said the current problems stem from the first 2003-8 boom period in which wages increased by 12.5% and government revenue increased but all the money was spent on tax cuts for businesses and households, increases in executive pay and social security.

The presented results all stem from the first wave of NEPS Starting Cohort 2 Kindergarten.

As expected, the largest discrepancies between prices stemming from the first vs. second and the first vs. third interpolating functions occur on the curved section of the manifold used to construct (u k ) and (v k ).