Sentence examples for this confusion stems from inspiring English sources

Whether this confusion stems from extreme negotiating tactics or sheer disorganisation is unclear.

(Perhaps this confusion stems from the fact that Mr. Harvey and Hightower both dress as if they record for the rhythm-and-blues label Philadelphia International).

This confusion stems from the language in the article, which near the top referred to "natural gas companies" and "energy companies".

This confusion stems from the brutal truth that few British Muslim marriages have been registered under British law, which means that when the relationship breaks down the female has little if any spousal rights.

Much of this confusion stems from compliance requirements from the Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs the requirements for recruiting and hiring veterans.

This confusion stems partly from the prior misconception about the tactical effectiveness of airstrikes, but also from a simple failure to read the fine print.

It notes that much of this confusion stemmed from the Bush administration's posture that the Geneva Conventions applied only where the president saw fit, and that the definition of "interrogation" was up for grabs at Guantánamo Bay, thus possibly at Abu Ghraib.

Part of the confusion stems from a patchwork of relief.

Much of the confusion stems from the working conditions here.

Part of the confusion stems from a muddling of the distinction between food allergy and intolerance.

Part of the confusion stems from Farmer Mac's status as a government-sponsored enterprise.