Sentence examples similar to stemming from security lapses from inspiring English sources

The plaintiff in the case, Larry Silverstein, the leaseholder of the World Trade Center property, claimed that the collapse of 7 World Trade Center stemmed from airport security lapses that allowed hijackers to crash an American Airlines plane into the complex.

Darren Ambrose and Glenn Murray scored for the hosts, with both goals stemming from lapses in West Ham's back four.

Shkreli also faces criminal charges stemming from alleged securities fraud.

Gil Garcetti declined to pursue charges stemming from the alleged environmental lapses.

Citigroup faced a $5.9 billion write-down for the third quarter after losses stemming from mortgage-backed securities.

The measure stems from a security review after Sept. 11.

Tim Doke, vice president for corporate communications at American Airlines, said the blackout stems from national security concerns.

This month the Secret Service removed four officials from key positions as the agency continues to deal with fallout from a series of security lapses.

The negative trends stem from moist adiabatic lapse-rate feedback and remote forcing from anomalous subsidence associated with the DTS under GHG warming (see LK for details).

In fact, Congress has never sustained one of these objections; in the past, they've stemmed from a procedural lapse, like duplicate electoral votes, and not from ideological issues, according to Derek Muller, associate professor of law at Pepperdine University.

An admission of security lapses has also come from President Beji Caid Essebsi, whose Nidaa Tounes party eclipsed Ennahda in last year's polls but gave its rival a small share in the new government.