stem from

/stˈɛm fɹɒm/

/stˈɛm fɹʌm/

to stem from

MAIN VERB

[phrase form: stem]

to arise from or be caused by something

Examples

1. Pointing out that many health problems stem from poor diet and overeating.

2. Issues like the slow production of new planes and the lack of pilot training hours stem from these financial problems.

3. The reasoning stemmed from the EU's wish for private rail competition against the government run systems.

4. Every derivative classification decision stems from these original classification determinations.