Sentence examples for stemming from recent from inspiring English sources

William P. Jackson, general manager of AGRIServices, a grain-elevator complex on the Missouri River, on the effect of costs stemming from recent volatility in grain prices.

And if you're not looking at either Muschamp or Weis, you're probably interested in Florida Atlantic's Howard Schnellenberger, who will be coaching from upstairs after suffering some discomfort stemming from recent hip replacement surgery.

Lawsuits stemming from recent shootings by officers, such as those of Laquan McDonald in Illinois and Walter Scott in South Carolina, have settled in the ballpark of $6 million per case.

Investors seemed focused instead on continuing feelings of optimism stemming from recent positive economic data.

Residents of Ferguson string lights along many buildings still shuttered in the wake of protests stemming from recent events in Missouri.

An sign posted on the front and back doors read: "Al Huda Institute and Al Huda Elementary are closed today, December 8, due to concerns of backlash stemming from recent reports".

This view stems from recent findings of helplessness in young children.

The surprising endorsement stems from recent developments in the online advertising market.

What was unclear today was to what degree the changes stemmed from recent Lebanese Government pressure on the fedayeen.

That increase could also stem from recent Taliban incursions into cities and districts that were previously considered safe, where insurgents have specifically targeted female members of civil society.

Admittedly, my question stems from recent comments by Fareed Zakaria, who argued for "cautious optimism" regarding the worst-case scenarios based on American withdrawal.