Sentence examples similar to stemming from a programming fault from inspiring English sources

The biggest issue stemmed from a program called "The Macro" that would aid in circumventing state licensing requirements.

The service issues stem from a fault at its UK data centre, the company said on Twitter.

Delors, who was head of the commission from 1985 to 1994 and played a central role in the creation of the euro in 1999, claimed the current crisis stemmed from "a fault in execution".

The problems stem from a fault identified last year by the Nuclear Safety Authority (ASN) in the as-yet-unfinished reactor at north-western France's Flamanville plant – the same design approved for Hinkley Point C in the UK.

XM suspended the pair in response to so-called outrage stemming from a segment that aired on the program last week.

Eating disorders are complex mental illnesses stemming from a variety of contributing factors; they are not any one person's -- or parent's -- fault.

The idea of getting emergency cell phones to drivers stemmed from a city program begun in March that was initially scheduled to end on April 30.

stemming from a personal feud.

The article is stemmed from an experimental program in which the influence of various types of surface preparation on bond strength of repaired concrete is evaluated.

The Year 2000 problem stemmed from a widely recognized programming shortcut -- using just two digits to represent the year in dates -- that became a threat as this year approached.

The ladies from Beardstown, Ill., whose average age is 70, said the error stemmed from a mistake they made while typing data into a computer program.