Sentence examples similar to stemming from those that from inspiring English sources

I am thus confident that the work I now publish will offer in this regard many new facts that do not stem from all those that are presently available on the same subject.

A major source of such false-positives in our experiments may stem from those genes that play a role in general stress conditions.

In a lawsuit stemming from those meetings, Thornton, representing himself, insisted that Kirkwood officials violated his constitutional rights to free speech by barring him from speaking at the meetings.

Were we to use, for example, labor income taxes instead, we would introduce additional effects stemming from the fact that those taxes distort the economy.

It has explained this decision as stemming from the fact that many of those purchasing this device will already have their own charger, but when it's a proprietary device and you can't guarantee you're pulling entirely from existing owners of DS and later devices (which would be at cross-purposes with Nintendo's business goals for the product anyway) it's a lot to excuse.

It's a small club". Despite its size, there was a small-club feel in some respects to the Stagecoach community, stemming from the fact that many of those involved in mounting it are alumni of the L.A.-Orange County punk community of the 1980s.

And especially if the racism stemming from that slavery continues in the present.

Hopefully stemming from that, they get a greater sense of self.

Now, an investor lawsuit stemming from that loss has surfaced as well.

Stemming from that ethos came the ritual fist-bump upon entering and leaving a car.

Or modifications made to seeds would be inherited by later generations stemming from that seed.