Sentence examples similar to stemming from former development from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

Mr. Urdangarin's legal problems stem from his former role as chairman of the Noós Institute, a foundation.

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

In part, the answer stems from developments so rare that, as the former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan has said of the financial crisis, they occur "once in a century".

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

This prominence stems from two convergent developments.

Insights 4 and 5 are of the former type, stemming from a focus on specific sub-systems.

Richardson was convicted of misdemeanor domestic violence stemming from an incident with his former girlfriend in Michigan.

Many topographic features derive from glacial processes, and some of the most striking scenery stems largely from former volcanism.