Sentence examples similar to stemming from flawed understanding from inspiring English sources

The popular belief that their pay drops appears to stem from flawed surveys that drew few responses mostly, no doubt, from the minority of reservists who are losing income.The cost of fingers crossedA war costing $410 billion-630 billion sounds pretty grim.

Most of these attacks stem from either a flawed understanding of gender, misrepresentation of evidence, or deliberate obtuseness.

These modest proposals are a common sense way to begin solving the many problems stemming from a flawed food system.

DM: For many, it is a lack of preparation, usually stemming from the flawed assumption that negotiation is all art and no science.

There are many myths in the industry that are often the cause of ineffective campaigns and negligible results, stemming from lack of understanding and knowledge.

He had none of what Berlin calls the gift for compromise that stems from that understanding, and which is essential in wise statesmanship.

They stem from an understanding of America and its history that is out of the mainstream but by no means outlandish.

And for many this aspiration stems from an understanding of Scripture and more specifically Jesus' words -- what many of us learned as children in Sunday school.

In an interview, he denied that torture was ever official policy but acknowledged past "excesses" that he said stemmed from a flawed culture of revenge.

It stemmed from an incisive understanding of and empathy with the underdog.

The story's melancholic sheen stems from Fowler's understanding of his own corruption, which requires a religious imagination.