Sentence examples for partly stemming from from inspiring English sources

Writing in The Times, Manohla Dargis said there was "something irritatingly self-satisfied" about the film, partly stemming from the autobiographical touches.

Chairman Douglas Flint said the bank had been operating amid "seismic shifts in global economic conditions", pointing to sharp falls in prices for oil and other commodities, partly stemming from slowing growth in China.

Less than three years ago, Mr Rusbridger was forced to cut more than 70 jobs from the paper amid financial difficulties partly stemming from his disastrous decision to invest £80m in quirky Berliner-shaped presses in 2005.

As a member of the secular, mainstream Fatah organisation, he owed him formal allegiance, but his growing popularity, partly stemming from the decline in his boss's, gave him a measure of autonomy.

At the meeting with the senators, Mr. Comey said he had made the request because he believed the Justice Department had not dedicated enough resources to the investigation, a fact partly stemming from the unusual situation under which the inquiry was being run.

Finally, see Wolniewicz 1982 for a study partly stemming from Suszko's paper and Wolniewicz 1983 for a more general study, each of which employs an algebraic framework).

The idea partly stemmed from a problem with recruitment.

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.

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