Sentence examples for debates stem from from inspiring English sources

According to, many of the current debates stem from the fact that the course and length of the Yangtze River between Wuli and Wuhan has changed since the Sui and Tang dynasties.

In the last decades, it has been argued that debates stemming from diverging risk evaluations can be improved when evaluators state their non-epistemic values (ethical, social, and political) explicitly.

Conceptually there are shifts within modes of thinking and historical philosophical debates stemming from the objective to the subjective.

The debate stems from the fine print of Dodd-Frank.

Much of the debate stems from arcane arguments over photos or snippets of intelligence from agents.

But it helps us to see where our debate stems from.

This debate stems from examining the system at two different levels.

The debate stems from the fact that the various gases and particles operate at very different timescales.

An unhelpful influence in this debate stems from Willis and Bennett's (1994) hypothesis of minimal human impact on the pre-Bronze Age landscapes of South East Europe.

"Developer Protests Rulingourse Ruling" [March 3] misses the heart and soul of the legal debate stemming from a recent Appellate Division decision affecting the Traditional Links golf club in Riverhead.

Further, hydroponically grown food isn't permitted to be labeled as "organic," which Kurtz calls an "unworthy debate" stemming from protectionism by European and other soil producers.