Sentence examples for stemming from a failure from inspiring English sources

Gov. Haley Barbour of Mississippi, a Republican, said that a default stemming from a failure to increase the borrowing limit would be "terrible" for states.

In the final pillar of Social Responsibility and Moral Reputation, we find that football's governing bodies face a crisis of legitimacy stemming from a failure to tackle moral turpitude, set standards and regulate effectively.

We find governance gaps within land-use planning and water management that lead to hydro-social risk, stemming from a failure to address informal institutions that exacerbate vulnerability to flooding and water scarcity.

Formal investigations found that a series of mistakes had compounded the disaster, mostly stemming from a failure to coordinate the dozens of teams from around the country and from all levels of government that had come to help.

The consequence is often a misinterpretation of study results, stemming from a failure to separate effect size from precision.

Its growth stems from a failure to meet that demand.

Bad decisions sometimes stem from a failure to connect the problem to the overall strategy.

Should governments promote efficiency?A: Inefficiency can stem from a failure of market mechanisms.

Orthostatic hypotension low blood pressure upon standing up—seems to stem from a failure in the autonomic nervous system.

The change is actually twofold, and much of the problem has stemmed from a failure to understand this.

The lack of liberal education in further and higher adult education stems from a failure by the Conservatives and Liberal Democrats to see such public spending as an investment.