Sentence examples for safety stemming from from inspiring English sources

(Ben McGrath and Adam Gopnik have written about hockey's ongoing struggles with player safety, stemming from fighting and concussions).

Colorado Democrats see a path to safety stemming from tighter regulation and stricter gun control laws.

Instead, Keith explains, the tense atmosphere is intended as a reflection on ephemeral nature of safety, stemming from some real life trauma.

"The relative scarcity of scientifically derived data on efficacy and safety stems from a number of factors, ranging from a lack of financial incentives for practitioners and suppliers (Why study something that is already profitable and accepted by patients?) to difficulty measuring outcomes," he wrote.

In June, the state fined the zoo $18,000 for a "serious accident related" safety violation stemming from a mauling of a keeper by the same tiger last December.

I could not be managed in such a large care home, primarily due to mental health and safety issues stemming from my difficult background.

The group, which oversees about 2,500 events each year, has assembled a task force to investigate safety issues stemming from Humble's death, so that "the federation does not find its hands tied in the future when a matter of animal welfare like this presents itself," Mr. Long said.

The use of epitopes also helps to mitigate potential safety concerns stemming from the use of intact recombinant proteins that may have undesired biological activity (e.g., enzymes, immunomodulators, cross-reactivity, toxins, etc).

The Miranda public safety exception stems from the 1984 case of New York v. Quarles, where police asked a man accused of rape about a loaded gun thought to be on his person before he was read his Miranda rights.

Andrew also had a sense of safety which stemmed from being supported by his family.

Wang and Kumar declined to drop the Milstein group's litigation against SMG and the county stemming from alleged safety violations at the Coliseum.