Sentence examples for example stems from from inspiring English sources

The Fed's current quantitative easing, for example, stems from the crisis, and the debates over financial regulation and housing finance reform reflect the events of the crisis and its aftermath.

A lot of the Gamergate fight over ethics, for example, stems from this disconnect.

The error in the above example stems from our confusing an overall evaluation of a whole with an evaluation of its parts considered separately.

My definition, for example, stems from Lady Gaga.

One important example stems from the inherent determinism of the method which yields only average behaviors.

This challenge, for example, stems from the need to take the time to fully discuss the research and the recognised lack of time to do so, due to busy schedules.

The delays at P.S. 178, for example, stemmed from the failure of construction officials to discover chemically tainted soil samples at the site until after construction began.

Another concern raised by the BiDil example stemmed from the design of the follow-up study on which the new FDA approval was granted.

Some of the 70 Predator crashes, for example, stemmed from decisions to deploy the planes before they had completed testing and to hold off replacing control stations to avoid interrupting the supply of intelligence.

Finally, the paper gives a numerical example stemmed from real data acquired in wind farms and PV stations in Belgium.

The manuscript presents an example stemming from a use case developed with one major company of the Oil & Gas sector.