Sentence examples for Don't stem from inspiring English sources

And the penalties don't stem from that period.

The dominant news sites that don't stem from newsprint pick, choose and leave masses out.

"I've come around to the view that if we don't stem human population growth then it's all for naught," he said.

"Are there any genuine questions that don't stem from a political point of view, that are really not here to be on a soap box?" At that moment, the bottle hit the wall.

The amount of radioactive material in the environment is not the only factor: many of the bioactive effects don't stem from direct radiation but rather from that radioactive material's access to your body, in the air you breathe or the plants you eat.

Sudan's recurring wars don't stem from religious conflict but from the Arab government's exploitation of various non-Arab groups on the country's periphery — including the southern Christians and predominantly Muslim groups like the Darfuris in the west, the Bejas in the east, the Nubians in the north and the Nuba in Kordofan.

But its problems do not stem from lack of money.

The difficulties in forcing a broad anti-Taliban coalition, however, do not stem only from Washington.

Mr. Mayne's and Ms. Hadid's projects do not stem solely from Le Corbusier.

However the biggest changes at the Guardian do not stem from outside forces.

The National Tennis Center renovation plans do not stem from the desire to avoid weather delays.