Sentence examples similar to stemming from logistical problems from inspiring English sources
Interviews around the state suggest that the most significant obstacles confronting blacks appear to have stemmed from logistical problems: voter registration cards for black college students that did not arrive until 2 p.m. on Election Day, flawed registration lists, busy signals on county phone lines and confusion over how to use translators.
Other reasons for our choice of countries stemmed from logistical concerns rather than the mapping of contextual factors.
That's in contrast to Compaq Computer, which lowered sales and profit targets this week partly because of logistical problems stemming from the attack.
Instead, this frustration stems from two problems.
The hitch in the proceedings stems from two problems.
At its core, the current crisis stems from two problems.
Food problems often stem from money problems.
Other difficulties stem from larger institutional problems.
The idea partly stemmed from a problem with recruitment.
Water-related risks seldom stem from a single problem.
A great idea stems from solving a problem.
