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

The Uighur businessman, a successful middle-aged man who has lived outside of Xinjiang for more than a decade, said he was shocked at the level of alienation and disaffection he found on a recent trip to Urumqi, which he said stemmed mostly from economic hardship and massive unemployment.

In Prague, even brothels in the most touristy areas complain they are suffering from economic hardship.

His father is said to be ill, but it turns out that Agastya, accompanied by his girlfriend, Diva (Sonakshi Sinha), is needed to save Paglapur from economic hardship.

What kind of spectacle can he offer the Russian people to divert attention from economic hardship?

In this context, ill-health can pose severe economic threats to households, many of which already suffer from economic hardship.

But part of the problem may stem from economic incentives.

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

Hitler benefitted from economic hardships visited on the working class.

Even if we hypothesize that the relationship runs from economic hardships to poor health, it is still plausible that variations in induction time for economic hardships may impact on mental health in different ways [ 2].

Our jobs problem stems from slow economic growth, and our slow economic growth stems from bad government policies.

There may therefore be misclassification of exposures stemming from changes to participants' hardship levels in the interval between surveys.