Sentence examples for To stem from it from inspiring English sources

How do they reconcile what they are demanding with such ideas as inclusion, equality, service, grace, and honesty, which are all supposed to stem from it?

"[We have] been working towards this and other fundamental reforms in European shark policies for more than six years and are thrilled with today's vote and the progress we expect to stem from it".

Many of the problems appear to stem from the way it chose to react to a serious fire in May at Rome's Fiumicino airport.

Gratitude does not always have to stem from celebrating successes; it can come in the form of being grateful for previous challenges and mining them for insights on what to repeat or what to change.

"From my experience, most of the problems seem to stem from the fact that it was not installed properly," said Mr. Scialla, who is the building inspector for the borough of Saddle River.

Part of the indignation appears to stem from a feeling that it's not just Detroit's treasure to give away.

Tuesday's rise appeared to stem from Ambac's comments that it is evaluating its strategic alternatives with a number of potential parties.

When Beck started his Record Club in 2009, it seemed to stem from a similar impulse.

Although confusion reigned among many riders, much of it seemed to stem from a wariness of the unknown.

One explanation for this defensiveness is that it seems to stem from the overrating each man tended to give to his own performance.

The authorities did not provide a motive for the stabbing of Mr. Jalloh, except to say that it appeared to stem from a dispute between two groups of men.