Sentence examples for stemming from attacks from inspiring English sources

He also expressed concern over the growing violence stemming from attacks by militants based in Pakistan's unruly tribal areas, a threat the United States has responded to with a growing number of missile strikes and even a Special Operations ground raid early last month.

Four female G. affinis had puncture wounds on their caudal peduncle (one per fish), presumably stemming from attacks by heteropterans or other predatory aquatic arthropods.

The second-most likely threat stems from attacks on computer operating systems run by a large number of businesses around the world, which could cause losses of up to $28.7bn (the "mass software vulnerability scenario").

In the affidavit prepared last week, the source acknowledged pleading guilty to terrorism charges in the United States and said they stemmed from attacks on American targets, which were not specifically identified.

They awaken their Persona abilities, realizing that the murders stem from attacks by Shadows, beings native to the TV world created from repressed emotions, and are able to rescue several would-be victims.

A Maplecroft statement said increased dangers seen in Yemen and Uganda were caused by al Qaeda-associated violence, those in Iran stemmed from attacks by Sunni Muslim rebel group Jundollah and those in Egypt and Libya originated in terrorist and criminal attempts to exploit Arab Spring political unrest.

MANHATTAN: GUILTY PLEA IN PARK ATTACKS -- A Bronx man yesterday became the first indicted defendant to plead guilty to charges stemming from sexual attacks on women in Central Park after the Puerto Rican Day Parade in June.

Insurance claims stemming from the attacks are estimated at $25 billion to $30 billion.

We also present a new kind of data bias stemming from API attacks with both algorithms, data, and validation results.

Mr. Boyle said the leaders of the national trial lawyers' group quickly realized that insurance would not be adequate to cover the losses stemming from the attacks.

[C4.] Reversal on New Accounting Rule In an abrupt reversal, accounting rule makers have decided that no expenses stemming from the attacks will be classified as extraordinary.