Meanings of stem in part in English

The decision appears to stem in part from necessity.

The raids stem in part from a separate probe into possible collusion between Trump's presidential campaign and Russia.

The layoffs will stem in part from a decentralization of its operations that Macy's said it is accelerating.

The absence of nuclear expression of ER might stem in part from the repressive effect of PAK-6 in trophoblastic tissue.

Economic disruptions we and others are experiencing stem in part from the fact that the world price of petroleum has quadrupled in the last year.

Gallagher said his concerns about CUSIPs stem in part from the control exerted by CUSIP Global Services (CGS) and the licensing fees it charges.

Noisy, sloppy footwork stems in part from a rigid ankle joint.

Avaya has consistently reported losses, stemming in part from costs related to its debt.

Each stress stems in part from causes peculiar to itself.

Additionally the New York-based company is saddled with too much debt stemming in part from pensions.

The low participation rate stems in part from the demographics of the tax return preparation business.

Some analysts say the Yahoo board's indecision stems in part from Yang's sway in the company.

The city's view on one-man, one-vote stems in part from its higher than average retail investor presence.

Customers were not as willing to pay higher prices that stemmed in part from spiking cotton costs.

Trump's criticism stems in part from his oft-expressed dislike of the Washington Post's critical coverage of his administration.

The attraction of technology stems in part from our admiration of ourselves; personal technology points us back to ourselves.