Sentence examples for Stemming from the failure from inspiring English sources

"Many junior officers," Snider said, "see this op tempo as stemming from the failure of senior officers to speak out".

To be sure, appellant no doubt suffered an injury stemming from the failure of her child's father to contribute support payments.

Instead of humanitarian concern for prisoners, Americans relate to the costs of imprisonment (one year at San Quentin costs more than tuition at Stanford) and safety concerns stemming from the failure to rehabilitate prisoners.

Colonel DiFava first moved to expel Argenbright from the airport when he learned the Atlanta-based company had pleaded guilty to two felony charges stemming from the failure to perform background checks on employees.

But the national assessment has run into problems, stemming from the failure of education officials to admit that we can never precisely know how achievement has changed -- only rough estimates are possible.

ECONOMIX F.D.I.C. Must Face Mortgage Suit | The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation has lost its bid to persuade a judge to dismiss a $10 billion lawsuit stemming from the failure of Washington Mutual Bank.

The referendum is being closely watched abroad, where the worry is that people in other financially flailing countries might be emboldened to rise up and refuse to honor financial obligations stemming from the failures of their banks.

The discussion of U.S. armed intervention stems from the failure of these policy tools to achieve their goals.

Much of the debate has stemmed from the failure of the central Chinese government to release accurate air quality measurements and allow public access to data.

The delays at P.S. 178, for example, stemmed from the failure of construction officials to discover chemically tainted soil samples at the site until after construction began.

This recurrence stems from the failure of quinine to kill the malarial parasites in cells of the body other than the red blood cells.