Sentence examples for mishaps arising from from inspiring English sources

The movement may run out of steam, as it increasingly becomes embroiled in political mishaps arising from its administration of Rome and Turin.

Documenting the economic and social disadvantages arising from Australia's form of metropolitan governance, and providing an example for expensive infrastructure mishaps arising from federal and state governments prioritising different transport modes and projects, the paper argues for the creation of representative, accountable and fiscally autonomous metropolitan governments.

As it happens, some of those grisly mishaps arose from problems with the same sedative whose expiration date Mr. Hutchinson cites as the pretext for his planned state-sponsored killing spree.

In their view, fire, flood, and other mishaps arose out of divine displeasure.

Already burdened with the minor mishaps that arise from living in a world designed for righties, their lot in life seemed to worsen considerably in the 1980s, when a study argued that southpaws had several times the risk of chronic headaches — and immune disorders — as their right-handed counterparts.

Local government officials took special measures to prevent not only the sorts of mishaps, including crowd stampedes, that had marred several past celebrations of the mela but also possible terrorist activity arising from the Hindu-Muslim conflict in Kashmir.

The "com" is produced by the predictable mishaps and embarrassments they experience, and the "rom" arises from their little affairs and their confrontation with the subcontinental culture.

Minimalism arose from that?

Buds arise from meristem tissue.

None arose from Islamist militancy.

What problems might arise from the switch?