Sentence examples for the problem stems from this from inspiring English sources
Our world is ending not with a bang but a puzzled whimper". Perhaps the problem stems from this novel's abnormally long and then rushed gestation period.
"The problem stems from this view at the White House that the whole Cabinet has to be involved," the senior State Department official said.
The problem stems from this rather circuitous phrase in California election law: "no vote cast in the recall election shall be counted for any candidate unless the voter also voted for or against the recall of the officer sought to be recalled".
Perhaps part of the problem stems from the patched-together genesis of this novel — a novel, as Mr. Banks said in notes included in reviewers' galleys, that had several real-life antecedents.
The problem stems from the new parks.
The problem stems from the mind.
The problem stems from the nature of modern video.
The problem stems from the limitations of toxicology assays.
The problem stems from the additive nature of scoring functions.
The problem stems from the way Apple's popular iPhoto software is integrated with Flickr.
Part of the problem stems from the fact that we are calling it "artificial intelligence".
