Sentence examples for initially stemmed from from inspiring English sources

"Our interest initially stemmed from the fact that gold is used in the rapid diagnostic tests that are now the most common way of diagnosing malaria," says Keel.

At Harbor's Edge, the new policy initially stemmed from overcrowding, said Neil Volder, a former real estate developer who built the complex and is its executive director.

The park, in Taksim Square, became a focal point of outrage in June that initially stemmed from concerns over a government-backed plan to redevelop the site, the only green area in the district.

Haidt doesn't say where he comes down on the chicken question, but he did tell The Boston Globe recently that his book initially stemmed from a desire to advance liberal positions.

This new trend has initially stemmed from the rise of low-code software application development tools.

This progress initially stemmed from decreased infant mortality, access to clean drinking water and antibiotics.

Initially stemming from a court case in 1991 where singer Gilbert O'Sullivan sued mc/producer Biz Markie for sampling his hit "Alone Again (Naturally)" without permission, sample clearance has become one of the major woes of the record industry, due to snowballing prices and lengthy wait times.

During the growth of the root system, root-cap cells initially stem from the root-cap meristem by mitosis, then progress through a series of distinctive developmental stages.

Initially, the problems stemmed from the slow-burn of our relationship and the fact that we never really sat down and defined what we were doing.

Initially, the sickness stemmed from being off his chair and on the boat, where he couldn't steady himself against the rocking motion, which was compounded by the fact that he couldn't equalize (pop his ears) underwater.

In notes he kept about the case, he reported that authorities had initially suggested the shootings stemmed from a dispute over a fired factory worker.