Sentence examples for fall stems from inspiring English sources

Analysts say much in the party's fall stems from Mr. Putin's climb, and the tactics he has used to appropriate the party's issues.

To be sure, Chrysler's stunning fall stems largely from unusually harsh competition in the American market and from fumbles by Chrysler's American executives.

They remain in the fallen stems all winter; when spring arrives, males hatch first, explore the dead plant material, and locate hidden females.

Most of the decline stems from falling income from UK assets overseas, compared with income from foreign-owned assets in the UK," he said.

But the decline stems partly from falling birth rates and the fact that the child population has dropped by 11 million.

Dr. Hwang Woo-suk, the fallen stem-cell scientist, said at his trial on charges that he embezzled public and private research funds that he had spent some funds trying to clone a mammoth.

But trapped in the short-term dollar problem, Opec also faces the worries of the oil glut; like the dollar's fall this stems from the features of the world Opec itself has made.Lonely at the topA rise in the dollar price of oil could be made effective today only if there were large cuts in oil output.

"Gorgeous plants, flowering two feet tall, and then the flowers start disappearing and leaves drop and stems fall over and then the stems disappear".

More recent figures on the Met's website show black/white disproportionality at around 2.5, though part of this further fall may stem from the use now of the more up-to-date 2011 census population figures.

In Fall 2014, STEM majors constituted about 7% of the overall undergraduate student population at Texas State (2308 of 32,522).

Part of their gradual falling-out stemmed from Wordsworth's disciplined stability and the growing damage inflicted by the growing instability and wildness of the opium-addicted Coleridge.