Sentence examples similar to more instances stemming from from inspiring English sources

There were many instances stemming from being an 8-year-old at an all-white Catholic school, where the kids called my skin color "dirty".

On the other hand, collections of structured instances stemming from real-world applications domains are lacking.

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.

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.

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.

GM and Ford have different problems: Jaguar's charm and mystique, for instance, stems from its British design and heritage.

And while some of her work is explicitly so, in the sense of self-facing — her 2008 exhibition, "Inside Out," for instance, featured nude self-portraits accompanied by excerpts from her private journals — this evaluation more often stems from the intimate acquaintance Fox Solomon offers with characters and subjects far and wide.

In some instances, epistasis stems from the multifaceted nature of a protein's biophysical properties.

They were more evocative, with their allure stemming from their ability to transport.