Sentence examples for blunder stems from from inspiring English sources
The company's latest blunder stems from a seemingly innocuous feature it rolls out to its users shortly before Christmas every year, called the Year in Review.
The city blunder stems from a state change in testing schedule that pushed back exam dates and thus delaying the official determination of a student's passing status.
The exits come in the aftermath of the trading blunder, which stemmed from a soured credit bet.
Because of scheduling blunders partly stemming from the new system, students at Jefferson High School sat in the auditorium for weeks waiting to be assigned classes.
If they ally with the Greens and the Left, the Social Democrats could win a majority were an election held today.Some of this stems from the removal of Mr Juholt, an untested maverick who made several blunders during his stint as leader.
Such caution stems from history.
This stems from two trends.
It stems from self-doubt.
Everything stems from that.
Racism stems from ignorance.
The second stems from economies of scale.
