Sentence examples similar to stemming from transference of from inspiring English sources

The humeral component has a large surface for support on the condyles and a wide stem for transference of rotational stress.

The second stems from economies of scale.

Many of them stemmed from unpaid creditors.

Much of this stems from simple ignorance.

So part of it stems from that.

Some of the reticence stems from fear.

Part of the caution stems from experience.

Hesitance stems from uncertainty.

The idea is to remove, as much as is practical, people and their bureaucracies from the transference of money, contracts and other data where tracking ownership is important.

In Kelly's world dance is partly about transference of feeling from his dancing body to your stationary one.

Watch out for transference of emotional abuse from an abusive parent onto the children.