Sentence examples similar to stemming from misunderstandings from inspiring English sources

Some of the opposition stems from misunderstandings.

Mr. Emil says he is unnerved by the attacks and insists that the anger stems from misunderstandings and unrealistic expectations.

A lot of the legal issues Zhang sees brought by members of the Chinatown community stem from misunderstandings due to this language barrier.

This injustice stems from misunderstandings of immigration policy and from stigmas against the poor, whether they be citizens or immigrants.

But here's the aha: While repetitive arguments stem from misunderstandings and emotional wounds, they also owe a lot to simple pattern formation.

The reluctance to address caregiver emotional needs directly may stem from misunderstandings by health professionals about the grieving process.

A great deal of the fear and anxiety that surrounds young people's use of social media stems from misunderstanding.

"It's the world's most popular personality assessment largely because people find it useful and empowering, and much criticism of it stems from misunderstanding regarding its purpose and design," he says.

Indeed many of the points raised by Robison seem to stem from misunderstanding of the statements made by Anamika et al. We agree with Robison who suggests that a list of all the kinase sequences analyzed should be made available publicly.

The world is facing huge challenges...many stemming from conflicts and misunderstandings between religions and cultures.

The one in "Virgo" is relatively high-end because he held a job as a newspaper editor in Oregon, despite "one flimsy charge of harassment stemming from an honest misunderstanding involving the women's restroom".