Sentence examples similar to stemming from its problematic aspects from inspiring English sources

European interest in the Sahara Desert stems from its two aspects: the almost continual daytime sunshine and plenty of unused land.

Very occasionally, as when digital giants face questions about their tax arrangements, its problematic aspects are revealed.

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

The complexity of the problem solution also stems from its computational aspect.

The sensitivity stemming from its competition with the Greens.

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

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

Some of its continuing charm stems from its longevity.

Many of its wonders stem from its nonexistence.

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

Much of its appeal stems from its wearability.