Sentence examples for in part stemming from from inspiring English sources

Martin Beck, senior economic adviser to the EY Item Club, said: "The surprise rise in pay growth may be in part stemming from signs that the productivity of the workforce is improving.

The fall in marriage, in part stemming from more than three decades of the one-child birth control policy, is largely driven by a mindset shift on Chinese women's part.

Houellebecq's blinkered portrayal of Islam comes at a time when France actually is roiled with upheaval in part stemming from the stark divide between French nativists and French Muslims.

Brown's initial popularity as PM in part stemmed from his anti-glamourous image.

J.C. Penney's woes, in part, stem from years of mismanagement.

The restriction in part stems from concerns that patients will develop tolerances to the drug or will abuse them.

Much of what Donald Trump offers is ambiguity, which in part stems from his ignorance on policy issues.

Deller's popularity in part stems from his interest in popular culture, or rather aspects of life that usually slip below the radar of the art gallery.

The creation of the international criminal court in part stems from a growing understanding that state legitimacy must be derived from the upholding of human rights values.

The exchange said the penalty, in part, stems from the activities of Carlos M. Gonzalez, a trader at the New York office of an unnamed Mexican broker-dealer.

There were discussions on historical perspectives and context, showing how refugee crises in the Middle East in part stem from actions undertaken in the West.