stemmed

IPA: stˈɛmd

Examples of "stemmed" in Sentences

His alias stemmed from the chalk-outlined barefoot prints left behind at some crime scenes.
The case stemmed from the 1973 airing of satirist George Carlin's "Filthy Words" monologue.
Her title stemmed from the fact she had been queen before Henry was born while acknowledging she was mother of the current monarch.
Apparently the sensitivity to the possible use of the term stemmed from a notion that dumb-ass is a mild vulgarism referring to the posterior.
Webb added that the decision stemmed from a series of meetings to which "we did not have access, we did not have the chance to provide input."
That problem stemmed from the Obama administration trying to adhere to the very republican value of laissez faire, or "hands-off" government regarding the economy.
Here's the interesting part: their concern mostly stemmed from the fact that this was not the final cut or mix of the film, and the filmmaker didn't consider it a finished work.