Sentence examples for concern stemmed from from inspiring English sources

That concern stemmed from early studies that associated high intake of caffeinated beverages with reduced bone mass.

That concern stemmed from Microsoft's plans to bundle Passport tightly into its new Windows XP operating system along with other services, like shopping and banking.

Bush's concern stemmed from having worked with Muslims in Texas where he served as governor, and from his aggressive outreach to Muslim Americans throughout the 2000 campaign.

Keman Huang, a researcher at MIT Sloan and research scientist with Cybersecurity at MIT Sloan, said his concern stemmed from the baseline requirements the GDPR gives companies for protecting customers' data.

The concern stemmed from the fact that the storm, which produced a Category 2 tornado with winds from 111 to 135 miles an hour, caused damage expected to total millions of dollars once the final toll is determined.

That concern stemmed from Microsoft's plans to bundle its Passport technology tightly into its new Windows XP operating system along with other Internet services, like music, shopping and banking.

Another concern stems from airbags, which can be deadly for animals riding in drivers' laps.

The scientists' concern stems from an enormous expansion in Africa of the bush-meat trade.

The concern stems from the experience of Victim One, from the grand jury report.

His concern stems from the massive expansion of irrigation he sees in his region.

A separate concern stems from the Court's explanation of the Tenth Amendment.