Sentence examples similar to stemming from a list from inspiring English sources

Much of the critical success stemmed from A-list casting, and three formidable singers from last year return in this revival: RENÉE FLEMING (in the title role), STEPHANIE BLYTHE and JOHN RELYEA.

Stemming from this, a list of prerequisites was presented for the case study of an automated plant for e-waste sorting in order to design it while considering the triple-bottom-line of sustainability.

This is an alphabetical list of internments recorded from the Hale Index survey with all data stemming from a copy of the Charles R. Hale Collection of Cemetery Inscriptions.

The charges stemmed from a pamphlet listing nine men as "bankers' toadies" and advocating their "extermination".

stemming from a personal feud.

The letter designation stems from an even longer list of 10 that was used to kick-off the whole selection process.

Such actions stemming from the growing list of accusations have some questioning whether Hollywood has distanced itself from the 77-year-old comedian, while former co-stars dismissing assault rumors.

And while most such lists stem from a blogger's yearning for page views during the otherwise-quiet holiday season, some lists are actually interesting — even useful.

The listing stems from a complaint by the Gujurat State government about the Sabrang Trust, a private group that has received grants from Ford.

The search de-listing request right stems from a judgement by Europe's top court this May which ruled that search engines are data controllers and therefore subject to existing European data protection legislation.

The listing of acceptable flags stems from a dispute several years ago in nearby Chandler, Ariz., in which a woman with a son serving in Iraq was challenged by her homeowners' association for flying the Marine Corps flag.