Sentence examples for from factors from inspiring English sources

Some experts have suggested some of the slowdown in economic activity stems from factors beyond referendum jitters.

Mr. Gore's problems result from factors including an industry-based economy and concerns about his environmental and energy policies.

It also depends on whether the accident happened in a racing car or elsewhere, and whether it was the driver's fault or resulted from factors beyond his control.

Again, how much of that growth stems from the campaign, and how much from factors like better video on those sites, is unclear.

The modeled economic benefits from climate change come from factors like more carbon dioxide in the atmosphere "fertilizing" agriculture and fewer cold-related deaths.

I regularly fear the loss of my midwifery PIN registration from factors out of my control.

Aside from factors like weather, the biggest threat to mule deer is not predation, he said, but changing habitats.

Bank officials said that recent price increases stem mainly from factors outside their control: high oil prices; meat prices driven up by mad cow disease and foot-and-mouth disease; and the weak euro, which makes imports cost more.

The first is that much of the current inflation arises from factors that we expect to be one-offs, such as tax rises and increases in commodity prices as a result of current global uncertainties.

The Australian government has listed the koala as a threatened species in parts of the country for the first time, admitting that the species faces a "serious threat" from factors such as urban expansion and climate change.

Health policy experts have been calling for cost analyses to determine the costs of new technologies and the amount of money they save from factors like reduced need for hospital admissions and years of life gained.