Consider demand, which stems almost entirely from the textile industry.
It's a non-elitist, unifying thing, though, which stems from its non-competitive nature.
Related to that is an identity problem, which stems in part from New York's duality.
The S-NPs exhibited LCST behavior around 32 °C, which stems from the poly NIPAM) shell.
The float will finally end the state's involvement, which stems from the financial crisis.
Which is appropriate, as she is a curator, which stems from the Latin "cura," for care.
I was proud of my heritage, which stems from Syria, and I was steeped in its history, music and food.
JF: Another misunderstanding, which stems from that question, is the idea that the universe was small at the big bang.
Goffredo Petrassi shows a flair for the dramatic in "Estri" (1967), which stems in part from its scoring.
"It ties into the larger issues of separation between the media and the military, which stems from the Vietnam era".
The Iter project itself, which stems from a cold war Reagan-Gorbachev summit in 1985, has seen years of turmoil.
