Sentence examples for concern stemming from inspiring English sources

The Volcker Rule is not Ms. Gillibrand's only concern stemming from Dodd-Frank.

Provider frustration with a perceived inability to affect change was also mentioned as a concern, stemming from a perception that providers are already aware of the issues but lack adequate resources to address them.

20, 21, 26 There has been some concern, stemming from early adverse event reports with dapagliflozin, that this class of medication may increase the risk for some cancers, particularly bladder cancer.

Another concern stems from airbags, which can be deadly for animals riding in drivers' laps.

The scientists' concern stems from an enormous expansion in Africa of the bush-meat trade.

The concern stems from some residents' fear that the push to revitalize downtown will wreck what the boom passed over.

Mr. Thompson's concern stems from a growing gap between a flood of imports and a weakened food inspection regime.

Part of that concern stems from slowing economic growth in China, a major trading partner for Australia.

Much of the concern stems from Mr. O'Reilly's short track record, since he became Chevron's chairman only in January.

That concern stemmed from Microsoft's plans to bundle Passport tightly into its new Windows XP operating system along with other services, like shopping and banking.

Bush's concern stemmed from having worked with Muslims in Texas where he served as governor, and from his aggressive outreach to Muslim Americans throughout the 2000 campaign.