Or perhaps it stems simply from unreasoning panic.

Is it an issue that stems from anthropology or the anthropologist?

Some of the opposition stems from misunderstandings.

If there is a threat to the dollar, it stems not from monetary policy, but from the fiscal side.

This difference stems above all from strategic considerations, but it probably also contains a cultural dimension.

Others suggest that Putin s aloofness stems from Kremlin infighting.

One important lesson stems from the rationale for war.

If there is a structural problem with this body, it stems not from the agenda but from the rules of procedure.

Egypt s indifference toward Sinai stems from its view of Israel.

A third constraint stems from trends in the international system.

My interest in this subject stems partly from personal experience.

It stems from a pattern of postponed or partial structural reforms, of privatizations that benefit elites but hurt consumers.

Part of the problem stems from administrative bottlenecks in Haiti itself.

Comparative advantages are derived from resource endowments, and competitiveness stems from firm centred initiatives.

It also stems from an us and them mentality that similarly permeates research at the top Wall Street investment houses.

The second reason for India s slowdown stems from the global financial crisis.

The most obvious limitation stems from the state of the American economy.

Why the hesitation? More than anything else it stems from international reluctance to challenge any government over what it is doing within its own territory.

On the contrary, the rising threat of radicalization stems from delaying Saleh s departure.

The ninth reason for hope stems from the EU s new and upcoming members.

I believe, however, that Korean extremism stems from the country s geography and history.

Of course, upward pressure on commodity prices also stems from supply side challenges.

Google expounds that the policy change stems from both user and advertiser feedback.

That is an obligation that stems from being a party to the Convention.

A big part of Russia s current problems stems from its ill functioning banking system.

The challenge for South Korea stems from the inevitable tradeoff between legitimacy and workability.

The spate of armed clashes along the border this year stems from PAD provocations.

The greatest danger stems from Iran, the clear beneficiary of the Iraqi power vacuum.

The current post election situation stems from impunity and systematic corruption prevalent in Ukraine.

Identity 2.0 stems from the Web 2.0 theory of the World Wide Web transition.

But much of the problem stems from an under briefed, undereducated, and uncurious press corps.

The word stems from the Latin officium, and its equivalents in various, mainly romance, languages.

Productivity growth stems from enhanced adaptive capabilities to use modern technology and commercialize new knowledge.

The end of bilateralism stems also from the dysfunctional political systems of both Palestine and Israel.

Much of this rise stems from growing prosperity and current account surpluses in middle income countries.

The paradox of fire stems from its role as the great shape shifter of natural processes.

The idea stems from the Arthurian legend about the Knights of the Round Table in Camelot.

The Commonwealth's work on Counter terrorism stems from the mandate of Heads of State and Government.

The EoC project stems from a spiritual humus that gives the EoC its identity and meaning.

This stems from the known fact that in many of these cases the victim wishes to rebut her claim, although it has great substance, due to fear from the assailant.

It stems from the economic havoc caused by too many financial institutions weakening and unexpectedly failing simultaneously, cutting back on lending, and degrading economic activity overall.

On the contrary, its importance stems from the fact that China holds the key to global adjustment.

Israel s reluctance to invade Gaza stems from a sober analysis of the meaning of such a move.

Part of the reason stems from the absence of any mechanism for the world to come together.

The need for international action, therefore, stems from two important observations arising out of the IPCC s work.