Sentence examples similar to stemming from exceeding from inspiring English sources
Worldwide, financial companies have reported more than $500 billion in charges and losses stemming from the credit crisis — a figure some experts say could eventually exceed $1 trillion.
Worldwide, financial companies have reported more than $500 billion in charges and losses stemming from the credit crisis — a figure that some specialists say could eventually exceed $1 trillion.
The new opening date for the museum comes after delays stemming from political wrangling over the estimated price tag for the memorial and museum that exceeds $1 billion.
Metro is projected to exceed the $32-million 32-millione of projecapd revenue losses from capital projects and $27 million in added labecausets stemming frof a recent arbitration-ordered wage increase, among other factors.
stemming from a personal feud.
The low growth rate, 0.1 h-1, ensured that the metabolic effects observed stemmed solely from the reduced availability of oxygen, rather than from exceeding the respiratory capacity.
Penny Chenery, owner of Secretariat, for whom the award was named, said "Paynter's popularity stems from his ability to battle and exceed expectations, making him the perfect choice as the recipient of this year's Vox Populi Award .
The savings stem from the fact that the credits for solar energy production exceed the cost of the energy Lamont consumes.
Our use of the term preclinical type 1 diabetes stems from the very high risk of a subsequent diagnosis of T1D for those exceeding the 9.00 threshold.
This stems from the fact that for the different strategies considered, associated savings in pertussis treatment costs exceed additional vaccination costs.
