Sentence examples similar to stemming from these frailties from inspiring English sources

Or – stemming from these five key virtues – could it have been the tao of Walker?

We look forward to getting answers from IKEA on our multiple concerns stemming from these accusations".

It may seem an illogical observation on a day when their batting disintegrated, but West Indies' problems stem from the frailty of their bowling attack.

Any claim we still have to being a civilized society depends, at the very least, on the legal requirement that jurors consider the "mitigating factors stemming from the diverse frailties of humankind" before deciding whether to impose the death penalty. .

In 1976, in a case called Woodson v. North Carolina, the United States Supreme Court reasoned that "[a] process that accords no significance to relevant facets of the character and record of the individual offender … excludes from consideration in fixing the ultimate punishment of death the possibility of compassionate or mitigating factors stemming from the diverse frailties of humankind".

Two implications stem from these findings.

But the religious issue in the G.O.P. campaign does not stem from these telephone calls.

But the report also uncovered many discrepancies that did not stem from these circumstances.

The psychological challenges stemming from the development of frailty such as regrets, sadness and depression can complicate physical frailty itself and have received little attention in literature so far; therefore, the need for studies on the independent correlates and outcomes of the frailty identity crisis, including QOL, has been recently highlighted [ 15].

Stemming from interactions like these, the prominent Black activist W.E.B.

The solution stems from reversing these destructive trends.