Sentence examples similar to stemming from technical blunders from inspiring English sources

The confusion stems from the technical definition of a bear market: a 20% decline from market highs.

Villareal's practice stems from a technical background.

Because of scheduling blunders partly stemming from the new system, students at Jefferson High School sat in the auditorium for weeks waiting to be assigned classes.

"From the beginning, the Program was beset by profound technical issues caused by a lack of resources and proper staffing, all stemming from institutional inexperience.

Rosafarbenes Nilpferd & Sons Engineering's competitive edge stems from the high technical specifications of its products.

Another contributor to the confusion stems from deficiencies of technical approach and interpretative complications.

Mr. Tierney commits more than a few technical blunders to keep his hero in the thick of the action.

Stoudemire's technicals stem from a blend of complaints, lost debates, air punches and old-fashion bullying.

The company's latest blunder stems from a seemingly innocuous feature it rolls out to its users shortly before Christmas every year, called the Year in Review.

Instead, the causes were technical-and stemmed from efforts to prevent shortages and blackouts.

The city blunder stems from a state change in testing schedule that pushed back exam dates and thus delaying the official determination of a student's passing status.