Sentence examples for success stemming from inspiring English sources
She pointed to the current definition of success, stemming from Silicon Valley.
He led a relatively stable Whig ministry until his death in 1754, with much of his success stemming from his brother's brilliant electoral and parliamentary management.
Pérez was 1-0 with a 0.35 earned run average in four starts (26 innings) last season against the Phillies, his success stemming in no small part from his ability to neutralize the Phillies' best left-handed hitters, Chase Utley and Ryan Howard.
Our success stems from this comprehensive approach.
Dr. Durant's success stems only partly from his charm.
Its success stems from two decisions taken many years ago.
His immediate success stemmed partly from his sense of showmanship.
Its success stems from its nimbleness and ability to mutate.
Wonga argues that its success stems from a fast, hi-tech service, not previously available.
Couples's success stems from his acceptance of the vagaries of the Skins Game format.
The play's success stems partly from the selection of an identifiable neighborhood for each production.
