Sentence examples for stemming from it from inspiring English sources

"However, this problem cannot be reduced to the radioactive leakage and the problems stemming from it.

Serbia lost a nationalist gamble on Kosovo a long time ago; the differences stemming from it are unbridgeable.

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But defense lawyers argued that because the original law that reinstated the death penalty in the state in 1995 had been rendered unconstitutional, absent legislative amendments, any death sentence stemming from it was also unconstitutional.

Labour's favourite think-tank, the IPPR, has concluded that because it is more permissive than prescriptive, the changes stemming from it will once again be slower and less dramatic than Mr Blair claims.And it's not as if the prime minister hasn't been prepared to seek compromise in the past, when his majority was a lot healthier and his own political longevity less circumscribed.

Figure 5 shows the striking correlation: Neidert and Lesthaeghe are looking at voting behavior both as a driver of the contemporary demographic transition and as stemming from it — from the differences, that is, between states and other localities in the embrace of new behavioral norms.

Much of this stems from it not needing to be refined.

And in this respect mankind has suffered a fundamental débcle, a débcle so fundamental that all others stem from it".

Most mathematicians referred to it, and most of the subjects that they worked on stemmed from it.

While hate crimes are up, there is an opportunity that stems from it.

Yes, this will cost money, but it is very minimal considering the discounts that can stem from it.