Sentence examples similar to stemming from economic determinants from inspiring English sources

The rest of the anticipated surpluses vanished because of increased spending and lower-than-expected revenues stemming from economic downturns.

He and other students felt they could not ignore social problems stemming from economic development.

But part of the problem may stem from economic incentives.

This time the problem stems from economic mismanagement in the United States, not at home.

"The majority of relationship discord stems from economic troubles," he says.

Bahrain's sectarian divide therefore stems from economic disparity and the denial of civil rights.

We're supposed to believe that Trump's support stems from economic stagnation or dislocation.

He suspects crime around here stems from economic need, and that hasn't changed.

Three analytic frameworks stemming from the health economic, economic and public economic theory were employed to quantify the economic impact of immunization and to compare the benefits and costs associated with HPV vaccination in Germany.

Mr. Reza attributed the shortfall to budgetary problems in donor countries stemming from the economic crisis.

Therefore, as described in the last part of our model, two pathways link these physiological disorders stemming from socio-economic deprivation and/or exposure to noise, infant mortality and its determinants, such as low birth weight and pre-term birth.