Sentence examples similar to stemming from tardy progress from inspiring English sources

The soccer celebration even seemed to overwhelm the relief stemming from the progress of construction.

My guarded optimism stems from the progress made in devising treatments for several less well-known malignancies.

His focus on "decarbonization" stems from witnessing steady progress in diminishing harmful pollutants since the 1970s.

And political changes stemming from the civil rights era are in progress, though often in subtle and oblique forms.

Always double check where your expectations are stemming from before upsetting a parent about a child's progress.

"The euro area made substantial progress over the past 18 months to address the challenges stemming from the sovereign debt crisis," the ministers declared.

The pressure to conquer space stemmed from the threat of progress by foreign nations, and, consequently, an ideology.

Such progress stems from the silicon industry's relentless progress, particularly, in this case, in silencing electrical noise.

Most of the complaints stem from what homeowners said were tardy responses from their insurance companies.

"It stems from weak discipline, lax standards, tardy reporting and few, if any, consequences," Mr. Grassley said.

One source of progress stems from genomics, the study of how our genes predispose our bodies toward disease.