Sentence examples similar to stemming from remarkable evolution from inspiring English sources

For instance, the field of phylogenetics still faces some key analytical challenges stemming from reticulate evolution.

I suspect the confusion stems from the evolution of the tax reform bill.

Mr. Crenna worked continuously throughout a 65-year career, and much of his longevity stemmed from his remarkable range as an actor.

What is clear in "Budrus" is that the movement's initial success stemmed from the remarkable personality of organizer Morrar.

The reason d'être for this Perspective stems from the remarkable developments associated with primary ion cluster projectiles for SIMS experiments.

The many takes of "Like a Rolling Stone" show its remarkable evolution from folk to rock to something far beyond.

It all stems from Costner's remarkable, taciturn performance as Coach White.

One failure stemmed from a lack of evolution, likely because of small population size.

The band's name stems from the world "de-evolution," a concept signifying the "belief that the world is falling apart," according to the show's press release.

Race Barack Obama's election epitomizes a remarkable evolution.

Three patients showed a remarkable evolution.