Sentence examples similar to stemming from major damage from inspiring English sources

Often this stems from major life events like childbirth or menopause, health issues like connective tissue disorders, or just aging.

It stems from major biologic gender differences.

Relief from state lawsuits stemming from damages suffered in the past and relief from possible future actions as well.

Their recent poor performance stems from a major strategic mistake they made about four years ago.

The cartoon writers' move to form a new union stems from two major frustrations.

In his mind, the solutions stem from four major pillars: car-sharing, autonomous driving, electrification and in-vehicle connectivity.

The midwifery shortage stems from two major causes.

These side effects stem from damage or wholesale removal of neurovascular bundles necessary for normal function.

There were no immediate reports of major injuries or damage stemming from the quake, which struck just after 8 30 p.m. just east of Los Angeles International Airport and could be felt as far south as San Diego.

A federal judge on Wednesday ordered Bank of America to pay $1.27 billion in damages over thousands of defective mortgages sold by its Countrywide Financial unit, delivering a win for the government in one of the few major trials stemming from the financial crisis.

What should be done to limit the damage stemming from this scheme?