Sentence examples for stems from experience from inspiring English sources

Part of the caution stems from experience.

For Carlos, life as professional guerrilla stems from experience and an inner torment that distinguishes him from the garden variety soldier of fortune, though soldier of fortune is what he is.

His research stems from experience in the field in rural Rwanda and Haiti since 2008 in collaboration with local Ministries of Health and the non-governmental organizations Partners In Health and Zanmi Lasante.

Hudson's strategy to spread BAE's bets stems from experience as a young Ford Aerospace executive in the early 1980s.

This is a list that stems from experience and a bit or brainstorming.

The rationale for linking severity of erosion to extension into dentine probably stems from experience with dental caries and restorative procedures, but has not yet been critically discussed.

"Although the film is a work of fiction," said Ms. Stein, whose parents lived through the war there, "the story behind it stems from experiences very close to my heart.

However, the data on safety and effectiveness of HAART for PMTCT largely stems from experiences in higher income countries.

Worries about potentially harmful off-target effects stem from experience in early gene therapy trials where rare integration events of retroviral vectors led to the development of leukemias.

The Make the Road study stemmed from experiences of the group's members.

For nine years he visited a Kleinian psychoanalyst, who persuaded him that his unhappiness stemmed from experiences soon after birth.