Sentence examples for stemming from despair from inspiring English sources

Military officials have described the protest as stemming from despair among the inmates that they will ever be released.

He and others also say the violence stems from the despair caused by high unemployment and poverty.

It was the latest in a wave of attacks at a time when the Pakistani government was trying to ward off unrest stemming from widespread anger and despair over the devastation from monsoon-driven flooding, the worst in the country's history.

The criminalization of political opposition is more likely to be a recipe for increased political violence stemming from mounting frustration and despair.

What is more, according to the Canadian Mental Health Association, the effects of a diagnosis of mental disorder including, among other things, iatrogenesis (adverse effects stemming from psychiatric treatment), the designation of a handicap, despair, and stigmatization are as devastating as the disease itself [ 3].

Part of this despair stems from the alienation of the revolutionary movement from large sections of mainstream sentiment.

The hope and despair that attend the problems of rural health and care stem from the deeply interconnected concerns that touch every facet of life social, economic, cultural, political, medical, historical.

So despair is not due just to a lack of work — it stems from insecurity's emotional trap, which extends far beyond the workplace.

Such caution stems from history.

This stems from two trends.

It stems from self-doubt.