Sentence examples similar to stemming from a multitude of revisions from inspiring English sources

Understanding how to mitigate the present black white obesity disparity in the United States is a complex issue, stemming from a multitude of intertwined causes.

This could stem from a multitude of factors.

Perhaps not surprisingly, the worst depression ever experienced by the world economy stemmed from a multitude of causes.

Colorectal cancer is believed to stem from a multitude of different factors, including nutritional and genetic components.

The most robust evidence for such shared networks in empathy stems from a multitude of studies on empathy for pain.

While cancers like leukemia stem from a multitude of errant genes, researchers can usually only decipher those defects one gene at a time.

The cutback stems from a revision to the formula governing virtually all of the nation's financial aid.

The confusion — or perhaps disinformation — stems from a revision to Trump's tax plan that Republican nominee unveiled on Thursday.

The Labor Department revised the figure upward from a 1.7% gain reported in January.The upward change stems from a revision in output, the agency said.

The accusation stems from a 2010 revision which showed the deficit at 15.4% of the country's annual gross domestic product instead of 13.6%.

In other words, when a country's employment woes stem from great multitudes of people not buying stuff (i.e., a lack of demand), showering money on the comparatively few who already have a lot of it (and a lot of stuff) is beside the point.