Sentence examples for mistakes stemming from from inspiring English sources

The plot terminates with Evelina's marriage after the mistakes stemming from her untutored girlhood have been surmounted.

Attorney Gary Fullerton blamed the shooting on a "big chain of mistakes" stemming from how the LAPD's top brass handled the manhunt, saying the officers in the Torrance shooting didn't have the proper equipment, training or information to handle their assignment.

Gary Fullerton, an attorney representing the officers, said the district attorney's office made a "wise decision". Fullerton blamed the shooting on a "big chain of mistakes" stemming from how top police brass handled the manhunt, saying the officers in Torrance didn't have the proper equipment, training or information.

Martin believes the mistakes stem from carelessness, and from front-line players not being used to handling the ball.

His quite frequent mistakes stemmed from his being, as a foreigner, never quite sure of his status in the eyes of others.

But A Field Guide feels rooted in the deficit model of decision-making, which holds that bad judgements and mistakes stem from a lack of knowledge.

It's true that some of the shortcomings of mid-century public housing can be traced to heavy-handed planners (though many of their mistakes stemmed from making compromises with private developers, rather than from resisting them).

But the administration's preparations have been cursory.Many of Mr Obama's mistakes stem from a single strategic miscalculation: he is trying to do too much too quickly.

In trying to motivate problem employees, most managers mistakenly try to "sell" their viewpoint to employees or simply dismiss them as "bad characters". These mistakes stem from common but false assumptions: that everyone else thinks like we do, that we can change others, and that employees are problems to be solved.

Instead, I would argue that the mistakes stem from the pursuit of making great products.

Most marketing mistakes stem from the assumption that you're fighting a product battle rooted in reality.