Sentence examples for basically stemming from from inspiring English sources

HOWARD CROSS -- Teams like St .Louis, Minnesota, Indianapolis and Washington, all the movement is basically stemming from what the defense did, where they have zone blitzes, they're dropping guys out, they're shuffling guys around.

"To me, it all basically stems from the mentality of athletes who came out of the former Soviet Union.

"It basically stems from the Marconi announcement, which started a new sell-off in tech stocks across the board," said Peter Cardillo, director of research at Westfalia Investments.

That is, the spurious spikes in the sequence basically stems from the noise signal, rather than from the speech signal.

These features basically stem from the plant variety, the cultivation and harvesting techniques, as well as from the processing technology (De Gennaro et al. 2009).

I spoke with Jybe co-founder Arnab Bhattacharjee about the move, and he said that it basically stemmed from a desire on the part of Yahoo! to get into personalized recommendations in a big way.

It's tremendously cool, now to think, the statue basically stemmed from Rob's holiday gift.

It basically stems from the fact that we're both very sexual people and we're proud and we own that.

Early developments of such vaccines were basically technology-driven, stemming from the well-established biocompatibility of these polymers in concert with their innate properties to tailor rates of bioerosion and release.

Basically, this stems from white folks having a general lack of understanding of black culture.

"There are many prioritization techniques out there: Scorecards, the Kano model, etc. Basically, prioritization stems from the product strategy and the company's strategic focus.