Sentence examples for primarily stemmed from inspiring English sources

The Firm's problems primarily stemmed from Mr. Kwatinetz's $12.7 million acquisition of Mr. Ovitz's unprofitable Artist Management Group, or A.M.G.

Ms. Rothschild's wealth primarily stemmed from artworks collected over the years by her family, successful furniture merchants.

The drop primarily stemmed from a £279 million charge taken in the second quarter to cut jobs and close businesses in Canada and Britain.

The division's growth primarily stemmed from gains in the firm's real estate investments and improvements to its core asset management business.

These primarily stemmed from the fact that the wheels did not properly fit the track.

But even there, the memo doesn't explain whether that primarily stemmed from concerns about Russia or more personal political animus, which is particularly relevant given that Steele is not an American voter.

Disney cited a strong performance at ABC and the company-owned television stations primarily stemming from a strong advertising market and the continued success of "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire".

Although Kendall does not believe that support for Ukip primarily stems from opposition to the EU, she is aware that Labour needs to win back lost Ukip voters before and after the referendum campaign and that the tone of Labour's campaign to stay in Europe will matter.

The evidence primarily stems from studies based on questionnaires about sleep quality.

An individual's motivations in educational endeavours primarily stem from feelings of recognition, responsibility, personal growth, autonomy and overcoming challenges (Beard 1972).

And that primarily stems from driving too fast and [being] in a situation where they're suddenly braking, essentially losing control".