Sentence examples for problems derive from from inspiring English sources
Our problems derive from the system itself.
But the basic problems derive from the show's very strengths.
Many problems derive from the failure of governments to implement best practice.
Most of these problems derive from a single source: Israel's socialist past.
Currently, around the globe, environmental and social problems derive from the inappropriate recycling of electronic products.
It is shown that all of the effective strategies to mitigating cold-start problems derive from a basic understanding of the transport mechanisms during a cold start.
This kind of mad solution to life's problems derives from "The Unbearable Lightness of Being".
Ben Mangan of Lewisburg, Ohio, still has mood swings and cognitive problems deriving from at least one major concussion in 2002.
In this paper, two problems derived from reload problems in transport logistics are introduced and studied.
A study of selected problems concerning civil liberties in contemporary America, with specific focus on privacy and on problems derived from living in a pluralistic society.
In fact, they may have greater behavioral problems deriving from lack of impulse control, and possibly greater crime as a direct consequence.
