Sentence examples similar to stemming from its evenness from inspiring English sources

Fourth, it had a limitation stemming from its sample size.

Last week, Beazer settled the legal problems stemming from its crimes.

The sensitivity stemming from its competition with the Greens.

UBS Warburg cut its rating on G.M. because of risks stemming from its large pension liabilities.

In part, it stems from its virulent anti-communism.

Many of its wonders stem from its nonexistence.

Some of its continuing charm stems from its longevity.

Part of the book's power stems from its suggestiveness.

Much of its appeal stems from its wearability.

Its success stems from its nimbleness and ability to mutate.

Porto Alegre's growth has stemmed from its strategic location.