Sentence examples for stemming from the recent from inspiring English sources

The accord, among the largest investor settlements stemming from the recent global financial crisis, was approved by Federal District Judge P. Kevin Castel in Manhattan.

A few weeks ago at the Laconia rally, there were rumors of brewing trouble between the Wild Pigs and the Angels, stemming from the recent incidents in New York, said the town's police chief, William Baker.

You might think that after the publicity stemming from the recent disaffection between the church and the Occupy Wall Street movement, Trinity would be looking for all the favorable exposure it could get.

This paper investigates the sound absorption effect of microperforated panels (MPPs) in small-scale enclosures, an effort stemming from the recent interests in using MPPs for noise control in compact mechanical systems.

On April 21st the Energy and Commerce Committee of the House of Representatives will excoriate the latest bunch of hapless bosses: those who had the temerity to apply accounting standard ASC 740.That is the rule under which several big firms have tallied billions of dollars of new costs stemming from the recent passage of the health-care reforms championed by Barack Obama.

The evidence for Google's post, stemming from the recent hack of Sony and the ensuing email dump, is explicit.

Part of Mr. Marchionne's reasoning stems from the recent fall in value of the dollar.

But that threat doesn't stem from the recent influx of undocumented children.

The increase will mainly stem from the recent rise in petroleum prices, as natural gas increases lag those for oil.

Rousmaniere observed that many of the conflicts stem from the recent practice of Cup participants -- especially naval architects -- switching allegiances and nationalities from one event to the next.

South Africa captain Faf du Plessis has lost his appeal against a charge of ball-tampering, which stemmed from the recent second Test in Hobart, against Australia.