Sentence examples for discussion stems from inspiring English sources

Much of the discussion stems from a variety of counterexamples to Reflection in which it actually appears irrational not to violate the principle.

Second, the discussion stems from the fact that importing and adapting instruments developed in western cultures into new cultural settings is problematic irrespective of their reliabilities in the original settings (e.g., Bofah and Hannula 2014, 2015).

This whole discussion stems from an outdated Congressional Budget Office report, now almost a decade old, suggesting that an extreme set of tort limits would lower health care costs exactly $54 billion between 2010 and 2019.

Last month, The Choice had a lively discussion stemming from its post, "Why Go to College at All?," in which Dale J. Stephens, the founder of UnCollege, discussed reasons why college is not necessary.

According to various media reports, the discussions stem only around an alliance, which would give Swiss access to more business and allow it to remain independent, but would not give it much-needed capital.

The discussions stem from Transport Minister Edwina Hart's rail priorities statement earlier in the summer.

WASHINGTON —   Secretary of State John F. Kerry and Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov will meet Sunday evening in Paris for discussions stemming from the crisis caused by Russia's recent annexation of Crimea from Ukraine.

The discussion all stems back to the YouTube debate of last summer, one in which the words of Senator Obama were seized upon by his rival Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton; lines that have been dressed up and redressed ever since.

Increased stem cell quiescence in response to such interventions may in turn delay the accumulation of aging-associated mutations and/or the clonal dominance of mutant stem cells in aging tissues (see above discussion on stem cell quiescence, replication stress, and tissue aging).

Furthermore, with the expansion of work using human induced pluripotent stem cells, created without embryo destruction, it is becoming increasingly likely that policy discussion around stem cells and genomics will converge in significant respects.

However, the discussion of stem cells in this review is narrowed to the current status of genetically unmodified human mesenchymal stem cells in clinical purpose.