Sentence examples for tactic stemming from from inspiring English sources

Verizon carries and sells more Android devices than any other U.S. carrier with 41percentt of Android phones coming from its stores — a tactic stemming from the iPhone's four-year exclusivity at AT&T.

The tactic stemmed from the city's linked banking ordinance, which ties decisions on city deposits and bond business to how banks are serving the city's neighborhoods and residents--including the poor.

These tactics stem from investor backed campaigns, who usually create an advertising budget through the money they have previously raised.

Nearly 25 years later, I'm still allowing some of my classmates and their bullying tactics -- probably stemming from some insecurity of their own -- to have power over me.

New York City still faces more than 500 federal court claims stemming from police tactics.

But Christopher T. Dunn, the associate legal director of the New York Civil Liberties Union, which represents some of the plaintiffs, said the case did not raise any of the major civil liberties issues stemming from police tactics during the convention, which included mass arrests, lengthy detentions and fingerprinting of protestors and bystanders.

In 1971, NLG attorney Barbara Handschu and others filed a lawsuit stemming from COINTELPRO-era police tactics.

American forces have taken action of their own to constrain commanders, stemming from a review of counterinsurgency tactics, not court challenges.

Some of their more extravagant tactics seemed to stem from their need to keep up with the Weathermen.

Other measures stem from traditional tactics.

Whether this confusion stems from extreme negotiating tactics or sheer disorganisation is unclear.