Sentence examples similar to stemming from previous categorizations from inspiring English sources

"One reason we supposed that wielding a firearm might influence object categorization stems from previous research in this area which argues that people perceive the spatial properties of their surrounding environment in terms of their ability to perform an intended action," Brockmole says.

Make sure the problem doesn't stem from previous disappointments seeping back into your psyche.

She has said that bribery allegations stemming from a previous position in government are a politically motivated retaliation against her.

The police said it did not appear to be a robbery but stemmed from a previous feud.

Sgt. James Dingeldein, the spokesman for the Park Police, said only that the search warrant stemmed from a previous investigation.

"We're normally calm on the pitch, that stems from the previous manager [Brendan Rodgers].

He mentioned making sure the reforms that stemmed from the previous investigations are being implemented effectively.

On the Right, the hypocrisy stems from their previous support of a Hillary Clinton movie, and on the Left, the hypocrisy stems from not remembering when Democrats pulled out of a debate on Fox News.

The B-Girls show stems from a previous series entitled Veiled Hearts, in which the artist explores the veil as a metaphor and what lies beneath it.

This one somewhat stems from the previous belief.

One initial benefit for using engagement with students stems from its categorization and hierarchies of language, which provide the clarity and structure students need.