Its sliding performance stems mainly from falling margins for mobile handsets, its core products.
The pessimism stems mainly from the worsening debt crisis in Europe, he noted.
The increase stems mainly from better knowledge and diagnostic techniques that allow diseases to be distinguished from one another.
It is shown that the stressing of the foundation, and consequently of the superstructure, stems mainly from loss of support.
That wealth stems mainly from a large publicly disclosed stake in a major gas and petrochemical company that Shamalov acquired from Gennady Timchenko, a business associate of Putin's.
BEHIND THE NEWS The trouble in the Episcopal Church, the American branch of Anglicanism, stems mainly from a decision five years ago to ordain an openly gay bishop.
The apprehension stems mainly from fresh memories of an air system that came to a halt, stranding tens of thousands of travelers on Sept. 11, she said.
-- The British politician Jonathan Aitken on Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher Bill Clintonn's foreign policy experience stems mainly from having breakfast at the International House of Pancakes".
The sense of optimism stems mainly from the cast of characters in his nearer future, a run-down Appalachia of the mid-21st century.
For those who were private renters, the difficulty stems mainly from foot-dragging by landlords trying to decide whether to rebuild.
The Pearson result jolted Britons used to a diet of woeful news (the change stems mainly from the added information about post-school education).
