Sentence examples for stems not only from inspiring English sources

But the shortage stems not only from workload, but from a straightforward maths problem.

The uncertainty stems not only from the White House and Congress, but also from federal courts.

The Palestinian focus on September stems not only from the fact that the General Assembly holds its annual meeting then.

In capitalist Russia, as in the West, the money that attracts organized crime stems not only from big business, but from sports and show business as well.

Yet Netanyahu's apparent confidence that he will get his way on Iran and Palestine stems not only from his close relationship with Trump, but also with Vladimir Putin.

The threat of a significantly larger budget deficit than is desired by the President stems not only from congressional action and inaction, however.

That empathy may stem not only from Rembrandt's genius but also from his own life.

But the church's current agonies stem not only from sexuality, but from social change.

Such effects are found to stem not only from aggregate activity but also from activity in mechanical engineering and from equipment investment.

Other scholars agree that the emphasis on self-control increased but think that it may have stemmed not only from the diffusion of courtly manners.

Problems stem not only from people failing to fix their own cats, but from good Samaritans feeding unneutered feral cats that breed.