Sentence examples similar to stemming from lived realities from inspiring English sources

The realities of the negotiating text and its distance from lived realities no longer surprise me.

My indecision stems from living in Florida and knowing my vote is important.

Unhappiness stems from living as one person, but knowing the real you is much different.

Lost in Space 2 May 2008 A severe disconnect separates some policymakers from scientists' lived reality.

There is no lived reality to draw from.

He said the idea for the change stemmed from the realities of the cost of living in New York.

The governor's ability to focus on matters aside from his reelection stemmed from two realities.

The rush to be a technology hub on the African continent stems from the reality that Rwanda lacks the resources and commodities that other neighboring countries do.

Changing parenting styles that stem from coping with realities families face is more utopian than leveling the playing field kids find themselves on.

The potential of startup diplomacy, which aims to promote grassroots entrepreneurship and innovation worldwide, stems from three current realities.

The post office's problems stem from one hard reality: it is being squeezed on both revenue and costs.