Sentence examples similar to could it stem from from inspiring English sources

If Clemens's DNA is found on any of the syringes, needles, gauze pads or vials, he could conceivably argue that it stemmed from B12 or lidocaine injections.

An ironic detachment helped in negotiating external homophobia, but as I grew older, it became a way of denying inner homophobia; as long as my motivation was simply to seem cool, I could convince myself that it stemmed from discomfort with aligning with any group identity, and deny that there was one specific group identity I was avoiding.

The connection could be coincidence, or it could stem from the perception that generics are inferior.

Part of it stems from what could be called the Stanford syndrome -- the feeling that the football and men's basketball teams are not hardened warriors and that seemingly insurmountable Stanford leads can suddenly evaporate in the final minutes of games against perennial powers.

It could have to do with the genetically engineered cells themselves; it could be that the patient's tumors are interacting with the therapy in particular ways; it could stem from some aspect of the patient's immune system or biology -- or it could be a combination of all those things, Kalos said.

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Proponents of optional celibacy in the Church have linked the sexual abuse of children by priests to its celibacy rule, saying that it could stem from sexual frustrations.

Mr. Harris said that if a relay in the system did fail to break a circuit, it could stem from a lack of maintenance or "something falling apart like it would in your car".

It could stem from poverty and poor diet.

It could stem from a belief in an evil spirit or ghost.

If there is any variation in results, he suggested, it could stem from how a car is manufactured.