Sentence examples for shift stemming from inspiring English sources

Each candidate admitted that growing inequality has been the result of an underlying structural shift, stemming primarily from inequality in educational attainment.

They were small things to everyone else: continually forgetting a meeting time, hesitation in calling a play, a personality shift stemming from her frustration with herself.

The shift stems from the rise of the Internet and ways to bypass television commercials.

This shift stems from a disagreement in the late 1960s between the Ivy League colleges and the military.

The shift stems from a new generation of philanthropists, like Bill and Melinda Gates, Pierre and Pam Omidyar and Steve and Jean Case, hoping to stretch their dollars.

The shift stems from factors including weak harvests of sugar, which is used in Brazil to produce ethanol, and rising costs for land and labor.

The unemployed are particularly vilified: "laziness or lack of willpower" got them where they are today, according to three Britons in ten.Perhaps this shift stems from a feeling that the increase in government spending on the poor has gone far enough?

Only a decade ago, the Clinton administration—flush with confidence after enlarging NATO, defeating Serbia's ethno-nationalism and promoting free trade spoke as if the final triumph of liberal, rights-observing democracy was just a matter of time.The shift stems partly from the Western powers' loss of global heft.