Sentence examples similar to stemming from certain blunders from inspiring English sources

The relatively low cost of oil production in Kuwait stems from certain unique advantages.

That's proof alone that it's not clear what politics stem from certain gender and sexuality arrangements".

But more often than not, bad first impressions stem from certain biases in how people perceive one another.

Rather, scientific ignorance stems from certain built-in features of the human mind — all of our minds.

Granted, much of the noise was stemming from a certain prolific Twitter user and occasional DJ named Mat Zo.

"This may have stemmed from a certain discontent with the civilization and culture in which I lived.

Justice Ginsburg speculated that politicians' criticism of the judiciary may stem from "a certain jealousy" of life-tenured judges.

It also stems from a certain obviousness (the dark underbelly of accessibility).

Productivity improvement stems from a certain degree of complex interaction among factors.

They also tend to stem from a "certain atmosphere, albeit minimal, that encourages these offensive actions," she added.

"It is there to fulfill a certain purpose stemming from the events that occurred over a month ago".