Sentence examples for problems flow from inspiring English sources

The failure to establish order was the prime mistake, from which all other problems flow.

Some in Kansas City say the team's problems flow from bad trades and poor management.

These problems flow partly from Ms. Baszile's decision — the wrong one, I think — to write almost entirely from the necessarily blinkered perspective of herself as a girl.

Finally, and perhaps most important, the housing bubble and its aftermath form the core problem from which all other problems flow.

Jan Gooding, the group brand director at the UK insurer Aviva, also lauded Gallop for speaking up, saying on Twitter that "problems flow from the top".

Most of the city's problems flow from a failed trash incinerator project that has saddled the city with $310 million in debt.

As a source from which religious insights, attitudes, and problems flowed into all of Western tradition, Mesopotamian religions are of lasting and great interest beyond themselves.

The reigning paradigm was paternalistic and unidirectional: solutions were exported from the north to the south, while problems flowed from the south to be solved by the north.

But much of the problem flows from the fact that the F.B.I. is still in the midst of a long transition from paper records to thoroughly computerized networks, said former law enforcement officials who are familiar with the system.

Different problem flows exist among phases, as shown in Figure 4. Figure 4 Problem flows in an innovation process.

Karma is not a sexually transmitted problem flowing from ancestors.