Sentence examples for partly stemmed from inspiring English sources

The idea partly stemmed from a problem with recruitment.

Lehman highlighted the reduction in a public earnings call but never disclosed that it partly stemmed from Repo 105.

These concerns partly stemmed from the view of some Ministers who wanted the Committee to confine itself to providing technical advice on targets and budgets.

He said that Debenhams' problems partly stemmed from heavy debts and expensive lease agreements signed during a period of private equity ownership before the credit crunch hit.

Dixons's problems partly stemmed from underinvestment during a tough period, as it fought to survive a bitter price war amid the emergence of sophisticated online competition.

Blake used to consider his obsession with doing everything himself a kind of strength, but once his lovelife turned around he realised that his dogged independence partly stemmed from anxiety about letting people in.

Did Anni's trouble with her feet partly stem from unusually high arches or their ­absence?

The phenomenon partly stems from the riots that roiled Los Angeles last spring.

· This probably partly stems from the strength of Chanel, whose tweed shifts and suits have been desirable this year.

In these cases the issue partly stems from the way "Audium" and "The Wave Organ" are implemented and operated.

This attention partly stems from the tundra's high sensitivity to the general trend of global warming.