Sentence examples for rating stems from inspiring English sources
The rating stems from OSSE's historically poor management of federal money.
The IUCN acknowledges that this rating stems from the results of a few small-scale population surveys, whose mathematical extrapolations suggest that the species has experienced a rapid decline in population since the 1970s, and that wider population surveys are needed to produce more accurate estimates.
The 113th Congress's nine percent approval rating stems from the difficult truth that President Obama is a shepherd with an unruly flock -- one with whom this country is deeply disenchanted.
A great portion of a fire agency's rating stems from the city's water supply, including alternative water sources, maintenance of fire hydrants and amount of available water to suppress blazes.
The film originally received an X rating, ostensibly because of its explicit language and nudity, but most critics felt the harsh rating stemmed from its counterculture subject matter.
The approval rate stems largely from the success of two companies.
The reluctance in Europe to raise interest rates stems in part from the mixed signals the economy has been sending.
Granted, some of the higher birth rate stems from immigrant fertility.
The rapid extinction rate stems from the ongoing conversion of forests and other natural areas to agriculture and urban land and accelerated climate change resulting from alterations to the carbon cycle.
Experiments proved that this remarkable survival rate stems from the gradual buildup of the sugar glucose in their cells.
The inability of the second PRC to match firing rates stems largely from the fact that it doesn't account for the correct average phase shifts during the feedforward delay period.
