Sentence examples similar to stemming from language dissimilarities from inspiring English sources
This avoids ambiguities stemming from ordinary language and facilitates comparisons and developments.
Comments by key informants from non-western countries concerning treatment standards may reflect problems stemming from lack of language proficiency.
Fairclough's (1993) ideas stem from viewing language as being both socially constitutive and socially determined.
Much of my objection stems from the language of the proponents of openness.
The language stemming from the American elections and Brazilian impeachment processes reveals just how ingrained sexism still is in society.
Firstly, the limitation of this meta-analysis stems from the languages chosen.
INDEMNIFICATION CLAUSE Lawyers recommend that leases contain language exempting the landowner from all forms of liabilities stemming from the company's activities.
Her name stems from the Arabic language meaning "the pretty one".
Modern Chinese poetry stems from a literary language forged out of vernacular Chinese and translations of Western works.
His one worry about his book stemmed from the salty language often used by this Knight of the British Empire.
Her name stems from the Semitic languages meaning "woman".
