Sentence examples similar to stemming from this reality from inspiring English sources
His justification for doping stemmed from this harsh reality: A few runners obtain lucrative shoe contracts and compete in a handful of high-profile, televised races; the rest are ordinary weekend runners.
A lot of the hand-wringing horror over this unauthorized experiment stems from the reality that users who were exposed to more negative content responded by making more negative posts, which implies that they were more sad.
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.
He said the idea for the change stemmed from the realities of the cost of living in New York.
Yet, this is often taken as given not considering at all any unintended consequences, especially overlooking the potentially large rebound effect stemming from overcoming the reality of wasting time while in the car (or, put in other words, the potential to use time more productively while in the car) especially when trying to find a parking space.
She was also challenged on some of the controversies stemming from her own reality show, especially relating to her son's alleged gay slur and whether she'd be comfortable being paired with a gay dancer.
Our success stems from this comprehensive approach.
The next era of the web stems from this environment.
Everything stems from this.
Nier is set in an alternate reality created by events stemming from Drakengards fifth ending: in this reality, the world was decimated by a plague created by the magical beings who came through the portal, bringing humanity to the brink of extinction.
