Sentence examples for stem mainly from from inspiring English sources

The problems stem mainly from a heady expansion into high-risk lending during the bull market.

My gender dysphoria used to stem mainly from my breasts, and after my surgery I rarely experienced it any more.

The loss will stem mainly from the recently purchased Silicon Valley Group Inc. in the United States, ASML said.

These are clearly lowwage workers; the measurement error appears to stem mainly from reporting of weeks and hours worked.

Shortcomings in our statistical infrastructure stem mainly from the evolving nature of our economy and inadequate financing to produce economic statistics that keep up with those changes.

But the security weaknesses in Microsoft products, it seems, stem mainly from the company's success as the leader of the PC era of computing.

Today Reyes' writing stems mainly from his identification as Latinx.

The empirical support stemmed mainly from historical evidence on lynchings of blacks in the South.

The increase stems mainly from better knowledge and diagnostic techniques that allow diseases to be distinguished from one another.

Risks to the outlook are tilted to the downside, stemming mainly from potential policy slippages and banking weaknesses.

-- The British politician Jonathan Aitken on Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher Bill Clintonn's foreign policy experience stems mainly from having breakfast at the International House of Pancakes".