Sentence examples for difficulty stemming from from inspiring English sources

The No. 2 U.S. automaker faces a more serious difficulty stemming from the fallout over the recall of 6.5 million Firestone tires on its trucks and sports utility vehicles, most of which were installed on Ford Explorers.

The accounting difficulty stems from the wide range of possibilities.

Much of their difficulty stems from lagging productivity.

Another layer of difficulty stems from the fact that several of the protagonists are dead.

How much difficulty stems from the debt inherited in 1999, when the county spun off the system?

But in the three-town District 8 -- R.H.A.M. stands for Regional Hebron, Andover and Marlborough -- the difficulty stems from disputes over what constitutes legitimate budget growth.

He says he knows now that the difficulty stemmed from his attention deficit disorder, which remained undiagnosed until he was in his 30's.

The difficulty stems from the fact that despite being easy to check each piece of the haystack, the number of objects to test is so large, the task cannot be completed in a feasible amount of time.

"The difficulty stems from the tendency of the general public to think that because we are spending hundreds of millions of dollars on high tech that it will remove uncertainty," he said.

The difficulty stems from changes in the local elections made last year by Mr. Milosevic's government -- to a winner-take-all system, eliminating a second-round runoff between the two top finishers.

Part of the difficulty stems from the fact that the two primary agencies that will oversee any merger — the Federal Communications Commission and the Justice Department's antitrust division — look at it with different goals in mind.