The underlying cause of the prolonged haggling may stem from the win-at-all-costs mentality so prevalent in our society.

But another cause of such infant diseases stems from the shortage of powdered milk and other baby foods.

The cause of the war stems from the increasing numbers of English colonists and their demand for land.

In fact, main cause of most of the world's problems stems from a lack of proper parenting.

The second big cause of the proposals' popularity stems in all likelihood from the rise of income inequality.

The cause of this huge range stems from multiple phenomena dealing with at least four different types of adhesion.

For all emergency rooms, a chronic cause of expense stems from being open to all comers.

The cause of this, in part, stemmed from the yuta undermining the authority of the nuru.

Besides globalisation, the prime cause of the problem stems from corruption which is widespread at national as well as at local level.

The cause of nicotine stomatitis stems from the palate being exposed to very hot conditions.