Sentence examples for stemmed at from inspiring English sources

But only Bell's unravelling really qualifies as tragic; the film makes a case that it stemmed, at least initially, from the way the press focussed on Chilton.

Binalshibh believes the dispute stemmed, at least in part, from Jarrah's frequent visits to and contact with his girlfriend and his family.

But its revival stemmed at least in part to progress on Mr. Starr's issues: reduced crime and welfare and the imported work ethic of new immigrants.

Republicans close to the president say the fact that Mr. Bush has not traveled here stemmed at first from Al Gore's decisive victory in the state last year.

The researchers suggested that the change stemmed at least in part from deeper scrutiny of Mr. Obama as the front-runner and to rethinking by news organizations about whether they had been fair.

Regulators are reported to be checking that brokers are sticking to the rules limiting margin financing, suggesting that the rally stemmed at least in part from the illegal use of leverage.But the most scary of the ghosts of Christmases past is the seldom-distant spectre of a renewed euro-zone crisis.

A bell is formed by the bamboo root stems at the end of the flute.

It has been suggested that these forms also stem, at least in part, from gambuh.

Van Dyke argues that 2009′s fraud increase stems at least partly from the year's economic troubles and unemployment.

But that powerful attraction stems, at least partly, from my own sexual energy.

Trimming stems at a 45-degree angle will also allow the blooms to absorb more water.