Sentence examples for whether it stems from inspiring English sources

Whether it stems from envy or disappointment or genuine outrage, other people's reactions to Bob are almost universally negative.

Whether it stems from rights and permissions problems or a desire for an extensive song list, the practice is just frustrating for audiences.

Whether it stems from snobbery or insecurity, some residents nurture a cult of authenticity that villainizes the very outsiders who allow them to remain on the inside.

In the past two years, the Khatri Lab has also identified gene signatures for the diagnosis of sepsis and determining whether it stems from a bacterial or viral infection.

I don't know whether it stems from ignorance or narratives the children are hearing at home, but it highlights the inadequacies of the school system in addressing race and diversity.

However, whether such a sense of fairness evolved independently in capuchins and humans, or whether it stems from the common ancestor that the species had 35m years ago, is, as yet, an unanswered question.

While little was known about the incident yesterday, the authorities said they were checking whether it was a random assault, or whether it stemmed from an earlier dispute between Mr. Eddleson and his attacker.

The government's next move, in part, will depend on whether it can stem the outflows, or at least slow them significantly.

The imagery is stunning and whether or not it stems from her Catholic upbringing is left to the mind of the beholder, although "Savior Sacrifice," certainly offers some clues.

One common theme in trying to understand health disparities is testing whether part of it stems from greater stress exposure or reactivity over a lifetime.

Denialism whether it stems from suspicions about vaccines, dread of G.M.O.s, or even confusion about climate science is often rooted in fear.