That capacity, some believe, stems from an innate intuition.
It's greatness, they believe, stems from the values, principles, and methods of America's conservatives, and the only safe path to the future is to suppress or eliminate whatever does not conform to their image of a purified America.
In Italy, the importance of food is such that one goes to any lengths to get very good food.' All the evils of British society, they believe, stem from our failure to take food seriously and to eat together as a family.
Real estate in the French list, I believe, stems from the inordinate number of sites in France that feature house rentals and summer swapping.
Part of the hesitancy, most insiders believe, stems from a general lack of understanding among consumers here about the benefits of modern clean diesel versus the old (read: loud and dirty) variety.
This lack of knowledge, I believe, stems from a lack of imagery and direct exposure to gunshot victims.
First, we show that hybridization intensity decreases for probesets close to the 3' mRNA ends, an effect that we believe stems from the random amplification protocol used by the Exon Array.
The violence, she believes, stemmed from undiagnosed or mistreated mental illness, an outcropping of his youth — for years, he wasn't allowed to touch his tuberculosis-ridden mother — and his time in Korea.
It was a decision he believed stemmed from resentment after he to quit the British academy a year ahead of the Games.
But Jansen also battled mechanical inconsistencies — a problem Friedman said he believes stemmed from a hamstring injury Jansen suffered during spring training.
