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

The vetting gap stemmed from a technological issue that for a period of time limited how agents searched CIA databases during the background check process, the officials said.

The key to restructuring was to recognize a technological fault line dividing the two groups.

In discussion with executive directors and senior managers, Mayo concluded that the key to successful restructuring was recognizing a technological fault line within ICI.

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.

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

stemming from a personal feud.

I am a technologist at heart but I believe much of what has ruined the current news marketplace stems from an anti-technological viewpoint.

You might perceive them as credible when they're really not". That forgiveness stems from a sense of "technological empathy," Stefaniak explains.

Any effort to ameliorate the damaging consequences to the employment marketplace stemming from technological innovation, according to Brynjolfsson, requires substantial government action at a time when "the political system is the most dysfunctional part of our society".