Examples of using Stem from in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Assessment of circumstances and conception of plans stem from it.
I think my problems stem from childhood.
So, this gives us five numbers that stem from our geometric map.
Many of our social and political ills stem from this attitude.
Some of the restrictions stem from the security interest.
A new practitioner said he realized that all attachments stem from selfishness.
Blaise Pascal famously said that“All of humanity's problems stem from man's inability to sit quietly in a room alone.”.
The tears that stem from sadness and a sense of injustice contain cortisol, the stress hormone,
when we break them down into actions that stem from caring and from love, the words become a way of life.
Every step we take should stem from one strategic goal- separation from the Palestinians'.
Her works explore the various, complex identity problems that stem from post-colonialism, as well as the difficulty of establishing an authentic,
when we break them down into actions that stem from caring and love, these words become a way of life.
This dream may also stem from your own fears of declining health
The two decisions stem from the same place in our mind:
determinations in conflicts which stem from pilotage.
This dream may also stem from your own fears of declining health
The themes in his paintings stem from the depths of the childish imagination,
This dream may also stem from your own fears of contracting a disease
Trauma can also stem from ongoing, relentless stress,
Rav Kook means that religious or ideological polemics stem from simplistic or initial understanding of the conditions of reality and of life.