Sentence examples similar to stemming from ineffective performance from inspiring English sources

In recent years, he dealt with hip problems that reportedly stemmed from a performance.

Most voters' major problems with President Trump stem from his performance, not from his wealth or connections to Wall Street.

These development roadblocks that stem from datacenter performance can extend beyond delayed product timelines.

Most of today's small-cap lead has stemmed from strong performance by small value stocks.

The momentum of the Electric Vehicle Age will stem from enhanced performance, smoothness of acceleration, quietness, and superior control.

Unlike Telarc's Beethoven disc, the Mahler Ninth stems from a concert performance, in 1996.

Sadly, the events that culminated in his resignation ultimately stem from his significant performance and conduct issues.

Unfortunately, his powers stem from performance enhancing drugs, which are strictly forbidden under America's code of ethics".

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.

Strikingly, in the wake of the fund's ineffective performance in stemming the Asian crisis, members of the establishment have joined the hostile chorus.

The costs of this oversight would pale in comparison to the hundreds of millions of dollars paid out in lawsuits stemming from unconstitutional practices and the untold costs associated with ineffective programs and unnecessary use of solitary confinement.