Sentence examples for the action stems from from inspiring English sources

Levine said the action stems from Kuchinsky's previous accusation that Curry pointed a loaded gun at him.

The beauty of the play is that the action stems from the rhythms of work yet behind the frenzy lurks an awareness of life's unrealised potential.

The action stems from a lawsuit brought by the Long Island Neighborhood Network of Massapequa, which said the original plans for the golf courses, which are to be built on public land, failed to comply with state environmental law.

But the action stems from the arrival of his chum, Warren, who comes bearing $15,000 he has stolen from his self-made father who has thrown him out of the house.

The action stems from the fact that Silvia, a society girl anxious to get a peek at the husband proposed by her father, swaps places with her maid, Lisette.

The action stems from a 2006 court ruling in a lawsuit filed in 1999 by the federal government against tobacco producers, contending that producers lied for decades about smoking risks.

The action stemmed from a rally on June 4 in City Hall Park in Manhattan where attendees were asked to contact elected state officials as part of the effort to change the long mandatory prison sentences for drug offenders.

Rather this action stems from a post facto determination by the FTC that is does not like the company's definitions.

The actions stem from the disappearance of an opposition leader last month.

The actions stem from concerns that emerging science on herbs indicates potential side effects, such as interference with prescription drugs, that are rarely on herbal products' labels.

The Lehman action stems from the questionable treatment of customer money — an issue that has been at the forefront of the recent outcry over MF Global.