Sentence examples for stems from its from inspiring English sources

It knows that much of its unpopularity stems from its reputation for corruption.

It's a non-elitist, unifying thing, though, which stems from its non-competitive nature.

Some of its continuing charm stems from its longevity.

Part of the book's power stems from its suggestiveness.

The problem at Cypress stems from its location.

Microsoft's dominance stems from its closely guarded ownership of Windows.

Much of its appeal stems from its wearability.

Its success stems from its nimbleness and ability to mutate.

Much of the city's rebirth stems from its large pool of skilled technical people.

Part of Hamas's popularity among Palestinians stems from its commitment to the resistance.

The genesis of the U.S.O.C.'s approach stems from its debacle in Sydney.