Stems from
x stems from y (verb) - a problem or condition x comes from or is caused by y
Example sentences:
* We don't know whether the rise in sugar prices stems from shortages due to weather or by Brazil's use of its sugar for ethanol production.
* The president's rise to power stems from his pedigree. He is part of a dynasty.
* The new frugality stems from a judgment by the voters that government has become too big.
* A lot of the success stems from a leap in visitor numbers following a sharp reduction in entrance fees.
* If your exhaustion stems from lack of sleep, only relaxation and rest will probably help solve the problem.
* The cut in the discount rate to 3 1/2 percent, a rather dramatic move, stems in part from the fact that the Federal Reserve got a little bit behind in its interest rate policy.
* Its nutritional value stems from the fact that it contains a lot of protein.
* His importance in local government stems from the time he spent as mayor.
