Sentence examples similar to stemming from persistent activity from inspiring English sources

First, significant risks stem from persistent economic inequalities between the two sides of the Mediterranean.

Some may be charged with crimes stemming from gang activity; others will simply face deportation hearings.

Yet yields are declining, and farmers in the state face a host of pressures stemming from the persistent drought that has ravaged California's countryside.

Then there is the continuing danger stemming from al-Qaeda activity in Yemen.

The documents were unveiled as part of the guilty plea Abramoff entered to several charges stemming from his lobbying activity.

Earlier this month, two lawyers representing students involved in uprisings in 1999 were cleared of charges stemming from their activities.

One student's relationship with her father was damaged by his incorrect assumption that her persistent gynecological problems stemmed from sexual activity.

You shouldn't do a financial transaction with funds that appear to stem from unlawful activity.

The desperation stems from the persistent fear that subscribers will forgo paying for television service and turn to Internet alternatives instead.

The lawsuit stemmed from the activities of the Intelligence Division, the same unit responsible for the questioning.

The community's development stems from the activities of the 17th-century urban developer Gregory King.