Sentence examples similar to stemming from the guide from inspiring English sources

The objective of this last loop is to guide the choice of potential solutions stemming from the work done in the previous loop with the nurses.

"The agency's activities stem from the National Intelligence Priorities Framework, which guides prioritization for the operation, planning, and programming of U.S. intelligence analysis and collection".

My initial interest in Chua's memoir -- and it is a memoir, as she's taken to stressing, not a child-rearing guide -- stemmed from the fact that we share a mutual friend, which is how I came to be in New Haven on Friday for her reading at The Study at Yale Hotel.

"In a perfect world, people wouldn't know they were using a PVR," says Brian Sullivan of BSkyB.The user-friendliness of such guides stems from the richness of the information now being fed to them.

But much of the enthusiasm surrounding the concept of using advanced metrics to help guide tournament selection stems from the near-universal disdain for the metric primarily used by the selection committee, the Ratings Percentage Index or RPI.

If the division and violence that has stemmed from the genetically modified crops and abortion debates is any guide, the coming struggle over genetically selected and modified humans could well become a defining conflict for future generations.

The celebration stems from the story of the three kings — Melchior, Gaspar and Balthazar — who traveled from the Far East following a star that guided them to Jesus in Bethlehem.

"That stems from the manager himself.

The problem stems from the mind.

The problem stems from the new parks.

Mostly, the problems stem from the casino.