Sentence examples similar to stemming from extraordinary developments from inspiring English sources

For those concerned about incipient inflation stemming from the extraordinary influx of money into the economy, all this could be worrying.

He and other students felt they could not ignore social problems stemming from economic development.

The surprising endorsement stems from recent developments in the online advertising market.

Part of Ms. Hetherington's influence stems from her extraordinary ability to communicate her ideas.

The answer stems from the extraordinary size of the adductor mandibulae complex and the efficient transmission of its large contractile forces through a highly modified jaw closing lever.

This prominence stems from two convergent developments.

The controversy stems from the development of a facility called the Oakland Bulk and Oversized Terminal on the site of a decommissioned Army base.

There are numerous factors, all stemming from China's rapid economic development.

Klinkner suggests that the reasons for these reactions stem from the historical development of the parties.

This avoids ambiguities stemming from ordinary language and facilitates comparisons and developments.

[C4.] Reversal on New Accounting Rule In an abrupt reversal, accounting rule makers have decided that no expenses stemming from the attacks will be classified as extraordinary.