Sentence examples for increased stemming from from inspiring English sources

After 1956 the threat to the stability of the Pakistan government gradually increased, stemming from continuing economic difficulties, frequent cabinet crises, and widespread political corruption.

It will also seek an injunction against any retroactive rent increases stemming from the rewiring, Mr. Lester said.

The contribution to the increase stemming from oxygen vacancy formation is calculated at various temperatures, and it is assumed that the effective size of anions and cations changes minimally with the temperature changes.

Although Postmedia's revenue rose 20% in the three-month period ending 31 May to $205.1m compared with $171m in the same quarter a year ago, those figures included the substantial increase stemming from its acquisition of 175 Sun Media newspapers and digital assets from Quebecor in April.

For instance, the industry appears to have shaken off concerns over price increases stemming from the tariffs imposed on solar panels as part of broad punitive measures President Trump has taken against China (which supplies most of the world's solar panels).

However, the viscosity increase stemming from glycerol addition would also decrease analyte mobility and dispersion (via diffusion).

International evidence suggests that cost increases stemming from increased patient numbers can partly be offset by reduced average treatment costs as patients are treated earlier [ 14]; however, there is no specific evidence for Indonesia to support this hypothesis.

Seventy five percent of the increase stemmed from increased shipments of PCs, Maffei said.

Some of those two increases stem from increased multiple births.

Part of that increase stemmed from a tax benefit.

The increases stem from a $30 million electrical rewiring in 1999.