Sentence examples for concerns stemmed from from inspiring English sources
His concerns stemmed from the German team's runners, which are mounted on sleds and bend to assist in steering.
Statoil's chief financial officer, Inge Hansen, said that those concerns stemmed from an outdated impression of Norway.
The concerns stemmed from the criminal convictions and accusations of organized crime connections against a former Safeway owner, the person said.
He added that many of the concerns stemmed from the fact that doctors in this field tended to be conservative and that a new technology like Acclarent's threatened to disrupt how they practice.
Woods said his concerns stemmed from the extra security required for the 2013 visit, which included a police dignitary protection detail as well as the politician's own private security team.
Some had to do with folk music's association not only with academicians and folklorists but with "folkniks, beatniks, and Washington Square-niks". Other concerns stemmed from the awkwardness that sometimes arose when traditional musicians were presented out of context.
Their emotional concerns stem from concrete problems, and they deserve a serious and respectful response.
MY concerns stem from intimate acquaintance with the limitations of the measures themselves.
Their "concerns" stem from an Observer report that the inquiry chairman, Sir William Macpherson, had been insensitive in handling race issues.
