Sentence examples similar to stemming from inadequate resources from inspiring English sources

Scott DeFife, vice president of government affairs for the Plastics Industry Association, said in an interview that the problem of ocean debris was complex, stemming more from inadequate resources for waste management.

Rep. Mike Rogers (R-Mich). quoted from a Sept. 27 memo to Medicare administrator Marilyn Tavenner from her staff that warned of "inherent security risks" stemming from inadequate testing.

One example Weeden points to are various bottlenecks in the educational system, some stemming from inadequate primary schools, which prevent the supply of college-educated workers from keeping up with demand.

All of the problems stemming from inadequate revenue described above were evident before the Great Recession.

The past year of corporate scandals illustrated fundamental problems at the commission that experts say stemmed, in part, from inadequate resources and manpower.

Both cases suffered from inadequate resources, poor supervision and insufficient oversight from ATF headquarters and federal prosecutors, Horowitz said.

Implementation and organisation of PHC interventions at community level suffered from inadequate resources, poor collaboration between partners and limited participation of the communities benefiting from the services.

Many of the industry's performance problems stem from inadequate inter-organisational co-operation.

This dissatisfaction stems from inadequate biodistribution after a drug's application, which leads to a limited therapeutic response but also to numerous side effects to healthy organs.

Much of microorganisms that contaminate the drainage system stems from inadequate aseptic technique and hygiene oversights in the microbiota of the perineal and perianal region.

These fears are unfounded, and they usually stem from inadequate corporate cultural sensitivity education.