None do so consistently, of course, but some do so more than others, and this gives them a competitive advantage stemming from social cohesiveness.
"We have consistently emphasized the importance of voter intent in ballot disputes," the Alaska Supreme Court said in a 2007 ruling on a case stemming from a close Democratic primary.
stemming from a personal feud.
Its enduring popularity stemmed from qualities which its author consistently displayed in his teaching: balance, accuracy, clarity, perceptiveness and succinctness.
Amazon's increasing focus on constantly improving and expanding its AWS business stems from the fact that it consistently contributes over three-fourths of the company's profits and has a considerably higher operating margin than Amazon's e-commerce business.
The barriers for not using electronic forms consistently mainly stemmed from the health system, health workers' behaviour, and the workflow we followed in implementing this study (Table 2).
The idea of "Look Again" stems from the fact that our people consistently look forward to areas where others aren't, because that's where we find new ideas.
The essence of Trumpism is that America's current problems stem from the fact that Washington has consistently failed to put "America First" and instead has allowed itself, either because of corruption, stupidity or naiveté, to be taken advantage of by friend and foe alike.
Some of the answer lies in deregulatory SEC rules, but probably more of the answer stems from the inability of a hedge fund to consistently beat the market.
Ms Bibi consistently denied the allegations against her, saying they stemmed from an argument with a group of women over a pot of water.
Researchers found, however, that the process was "not consistently implemented". In part, they said, the issues stemmed from already overloaded social workers who had trouble getting the information they needed from schools and other outside agencies.
