However, conditional rationality accepts present circumstances as they are and does not discredit an act because it stems from past mistakes.
"Impostor syndrome is about an inability to believe in yourself," Passarelli told The Huffington Post, noting that it typically stems from past instances of self-doubt more than the present moment.
This stems from past policy decisions which, unintentionally, impacted negatively on or were difficult to implement in rural settings.
Resiliency when facing challenges in our lives often stems from past or present interactions.
It also widens the scope of the story, as the reader is dropped into the narrator's immediate drama (the girlfriend leaving him) but this drama stems from past events that the narrator must face in the present.
Microsoft has stemmed its past losses in installed base, though it only put on 90,000 users in the past month according to the sample.
One legislator, Pablo Medina, charged that Congress's reluctance to investigate Banco Latino stemmed from past generosity by the bank's public relations department.
For example, the largest item in the state budget, school funding, is largely determined by a horrendously complex set of formulae that stem from past ballot measures.
development that was convened by the Manhattan borough president, Scott M. Stringer, as a way to avoid the neighborhood anger stemming from past growth.
When the family planning center studied 500 women who were unable to have a second child, in 1994, they concluded that for half of them, infertility stemmed from past abortions.
