Sentence examples for stems less from inspiring English sources

Such spectacularly bad timing stems less from faulty reasoning by fund owners than from faulty emotions.

The impact of these short sentences stems less from mood or tension as bluntness.

Consideration should be given to using shorter tibial stems, less cement, or alternative designs that avoid long-stem fixation.

Its "goodness" stems less from all that guff about corporate altruism than from Adam Smith's invisible hand.

The film's impact stems less from fresh evidence unearthed, than the cumulative effect of so many voices damning from the same hymn sheet.

Bill Dal Col, Mr. Lazio's campaign manager, said the congressman's renewed vigor stems less from the criticism than from the campaign's playbook.

But Villaraigosa's recent troubles may stem less from the Latino dilemma than from his own shortcomings.

Rather, the anxiety may stem less from the state of Hebrew and more from the Israeli state of mind.

But Pippa's problems stem less from her wardrobe than how she has spent her time these last two years.

His decision to dramatize the story, he said, stemmed less from a conviction of its innate theatricality than from his own desire simply to "participate in it".

And her willingness to sacrifice the life of her brother Claudio (Christian Casper) to preserve her virginity appears to stem less from righteousness than from youthful, unthinking fear.