Examples of using Stemmed in English and their translations into Arabic
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Computer
Long Stemmed Red Roses.
Yucca Elephantipes Triple Stemmed.
Short stemmed red roses with greens.
Reduced requirements mainly stemmed from.
This may have stemmed from the following.
Hatred of a particular religious or ethnic group stemmed, in essence, from ignorance.
His success stemmed from his innovative reforms to the Macedonian army.
I-I'm assuming these injuries stemmed from the car crash, right?
Everything stemmed from that one interaction. They're gonna slam you on it.
Cup of strawberries, stemmed and cut in half.
The lower output stemmed from the delayed arrival of the radio producer.
Moreover, the reservations of experts with regard to the achievement of MDG 4 stemmed from a discrepancy in the definition of a live birth.
Many of these stemmed from poverty and the absence of real development.
This process will not be Unfortunately stemmed from officially sanctioned.
The problem often stemmed from the inadequate selection of implementing partners.
Elegant, contemporary stemmed glasses or simple.
The limited roll-out stemmed from financial and planning challenges at the county level.
For cake stand, we have the long stemmed one and the short food base.
This generalisation stemmed from Pythagoras's observations in music, mathematics and astronomy.
In 2007, audit recommendations stemmed from non-compliance issues.
In the case of Mexico, the crisis stemmed mainly from non-renewal by portfolio investors of short-term bonds issued by the Government(tesobonos).
The increased number of UnitedNations military observer person days stemmed from patrolling seven days per week rather than the planned six days per week.
Liouville's interest in this stemmed from reading a correspondence between Goldbach and Daniel Bernoulli.
However, lasting peace in the region stemmed from cooperation among the interested parties.
Bouquet of 12 short stemmed red roses with varied greens.
The immediate danger, however, stemmed from a possible overreaction by policy makers.
A key difference among States parties stemmed from their belonging to different legal systems.
In Bangladesh, social problems stemmed from poverty and poor economic conditions.
The lower requirements under travel on emplacement, rotation and repatriation stemmed from the change in the rotation cycle of 240 personnel from six months to one year.
