Sentence examples for and that stems from from inspiring English sources

"José's very frustrated and that stems from the time-wasting of the opposition," said Holland.

But nearly all the new directors agree that the degree of professionalism has increased, and that stems from the nature of the new generation.

Visio Corp. is an unusual combination of high flier and careful crawler, and that stems from Jaech himself.

Visio Corp. is an unusual combination of highflier and careful crawler, and that stems from Jaech himself.

The purpose of a leader is to support and empower his or her staff, not vice versa, and that stems from first and foremost, being amongst them.

He says that the "immigration debate...has built a wall between the Hispanic community and the GOP" that stems from the tone and tenor of the debate.

I believe in profound and durable change that stems from information, from shaping one's outlook on life, from educating one's expectations and tastes.

The public and economic value that stems from government agencies providing access to this information is far lower than the cost of correcting the public health problems and food safety risks that can stem from a lack of access.

We're opposed on politics, religion, and most social policy that stems from those two hot buttons.

This is a list that stems from experience and a bit or brainstorming.

It was an interest she shared with Mrs. Estee Lauder and one that stemmed from Mrs. Lauder's lifelong passion for flowers and gardening.