Sentence examples similar to stemming from financial cutbacks from inspiring English sources

Dewey's problems stem from financial mismanagement in recent years.

The $208.5 million settlement is among the largest stemming from the financial crisis.

The rhetoric about pursuing cases stemming from the financial crisis is nothing new.

2010-2012: JPMorgan Chase | Ms. White represented JPMorgan Chase in cases stemming from the financial crisis.

The case is the first against prominent Wall Street executives charged with fraud stemming from the financial crisis.

No major investment banker has been brought up on criminal charges stemming from the financial crisis.

Those personal problems include health issues possibly stemming from concussions, financial and drinking.

The settlement is among the largest stemming from the financial crisis, trailing a $624 million settlement by Countrywide Financial Corp and $475 million by Merrill Lynch & Co Inc.

The merger agreement even included an acknowledgment that Tyson would shoulder certain risks stemming from IBP's financial difficulties.

It's one of the warnings stemming from the 2008 financial crisis.

Today, airlines want to recreate some of those glory days in their upper-class cabins, with American carriers — trying to bounce back from years of financial cutbacks — aiming to catch up with foreign rivals' international service.