Sentence examples similar to stemming from a deficient knowledge from inspiring English sources

Tillerson's successes stemmed from a broad working knowledge of Exxon Mobil's many oil and natural gas operations.

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.

Though it hasn't been fully studied, reluctance on the part of providers and pharmacists probably stems from a lack of knowledge or acceptance about risk factors.

During the conversation, Rodriguez insisted that Hollywood's diversity problem stemmed from a lack of knowledge of other cultures rather than "hard-core racism".

Unfamiliarity stemmed from a lack of knowledge of the existence of the service.

The Bank of England may have acted with advance knowledge of unusual stress to the financial system, perhaps stemming from a sharp decline in stock prices, analysts speculated.

stemming from a personal feud.

The problem seems to stem from a lack of cooking knowledge.

Difficulties in the efficient construction of engineered circuits often stem from a lack of biological knowledge.

Thucydides' readers come to realize that the Athenian "democratic advantage" stemmed from a superior capacity to organize useful knowledge.

Another potential source of error stems from a lack of complete genetic and biochemical knowledge of lipid production pathways.