Sentence examples for crisis stemming from inspiring English sources

The White House betting is that the latest crisis, stemming from the March attack, will also abate without much escalation.

But most developing countries are now on a much firmer financial footing than they were in the past, reducing the chances of a crisis stemming from the turmoil.

Add to that the global financial crisis stemming from all those ludicrously risky subprime mortgages in America, and add, too, the present crisis over the euro a currency ill-designed to suit both punctilious Germans and relaxed Greeks.

The Prime Minister, speaking on a visit to Portugal, said Britain "will act with our head and our heart" to help solve the growing humanitarian crisis stemming from the four-year civil war in Syria.

Also on Friday, Israel facilitated a delivery of fuel to the Hamas-run Gaza Strip to provide temporary relief for a fuel crisis stemming from a dispute between Hamas and Egypt.

But now Mr. Paulson is on a roll, owing to circumstances that had not exactly been on his agenda: an economic crisis stemming from the historic bust in housing prices and bad mortgages.

At its core, the current crisis stems from two problems.

The crisis stems from the cultural convulsion triggered by the decline of religion in Europe.

The financial crisis stemmed in part from problems at small banks, he insisted.

The crisis stems, above all, from lax and incompetent public regulation of private economic power.

Its current crisis stems in part from it being too big, too unwieldy to control.