The first goal, for instance, stemmed from a move that sprouted from Toni Kroos dispossessing Laurent Koscielny just inside the Arsenal half.
The quiet crisis, for instance, stems from Thomas L Friedman's book, The World is Flat: A Brief History of the Twenty-first Century.
Some of Florida's difficulties in the last presidential elections, for instance, stemmed from the fact that - in the US - it is the different localities, not any central agency, that are responsible for electoral equipment and ballot forms.
The strong science linkage, for instance, stems from a concerted push into new growth arenas that hinged on developing a more fundamental understanding of the science behind both its core existing businesses and promising emerging areas.
GM and Ford have different problems: Jaguar's charm and mystique, for instance, stems from its British design and heritage.
For instance, stemming from the widespread belief that the life force of living beings is held in the bones and that life can be regenerated from the bones (Carlson 2011), many groups required that all salmon remains be returned to the water after processing.
A major reason for using surface area in the first instance stems from the early data of Freireich and colleagues (Freireich et al, 1966), who showed that maximum tolerated doses of cytotoxic drugs where often the same in different species, ranging from mice to humans, when doses were scaled according to surface area.
And does the particularly hesitant delivery in a few instances stem from the original interviews or from underprepared actors?
A few instances stem from hydraulic fracturing, in which large volumes of water, sand and chemicals are pumped into rock formations in order to free oil or gas.
Portugal's antiquated tenancy rules, for instance, stem directly from two revolutions that cemented leftist antagonism toward owners and landlords: the first was in 1910, which ended the monarchy, and the second was in 1974, which overthrew a dictatorship and returned Portugal to democracy.
