Sentence examples for involvement stems from from inspiring English sources
The confusion over Hine's involvement stems from the wrong assumption that the skyscraper was the Empire State Building, which Hine did photograph.
Much of the debate over what Kennedy would have eventually done about Vietnam — find a way to extricate the United States or listen to the same hard-liners who would help persuade Johnson to escalate American involvement — stems from wildly divergent remarks he made on the subject, remarks subject to a variety of interpretations.
The study also shows that involvement stems from organisations from countries with a majority of native English speaking citizens, something which may be unsurprising given that all standards are written in English.
While two 2001 reports from the Office of Human Subjects Research of NIH and the National Bioethics Advisory Commission delineate the need to expand community involvement in research beyond mere representation on IRBs [ 35], most pressure for deep community involvement stems from activist groups [ 25].
Ms. Bruell's involvement stemmed from an accidental meeting on Broadway in Manhattan, Mr. Horowitz recalled.
Mr. Seagal's involvement stemmed from his long relationship with Julius Nasso.
The admiral's involvement stemmed from a deathbed pledge to his son, a patrol boat captain who contracted two forms of cancer that he believed had been caused by his exposure to Agent Orange.
The float will finally end the state's involvement, which stems from the financial crisis.
The telecom group's involvement in Softbank stems from Softbank's purchase of Vodafone Japan in 2006.
My interest in this issue stems from involvement in two related pieces of work that have not appeared in a peer-reviewed journal, and from being asked to review the paper published in this Journal about the AUSBURNPLAN, which describes the work undertaken to create a major incident plan for mass burn casualties in Australia.
