Sentence examples similar to stemming from this thesis from inspiring English sources
7. Skilling (2000, p. 298 n. 2) lists the important sources in the dispute stemming from Frauwallner's thesis.
Our success stems from this comprehensive approach.
The next era of the web stems from this environment.
Everything stems from this.
Two observations stem from this.
Javier Sauras, '16 M.A. Politics, published several stories stemming from his Master's Thesis, about a program in Bolivia that combines modern maternity medicine with traditional indigenous practices.
The project stemmed from the senior thesis of Meha Jain (front left), who earned her bachelor's degree from Princeton in 2007.
Her thesis supervisor was James Poterba, the Mitsui Professor of Economics, with whom she has co-authored papers as well — including a 2004 paper on the annuities market, cited today by the AEA, that stems from Finkelstein's thesis research.
The firm's international investments stem from the same thesis as its investments in women and minorities, McClure said.
Stemming from a student's honors thesis in 2003, AidData is receiving $25 million in funding from the U.S. Agency for International Development to track trillions of dollars in foreign aid over five years, policy specialist Rebecca Latourell said.
