Sentence examples similar to stemming from waiting from inspiring English sources

A growing number of buyers have complained about rising metal prices stemming from long waiting times at warehouses.

Perhaps the difficulty stems from wanting something right now- and not being willing to wait.

"I don't know much about Benny Waters," explained a twentyish man who introduced himself as Prophecy, a rapper from a group called Primoridal Source... "I came here because I know this is where it all stems from--jazz and the blues... .....He waited in line to skake Waters' hand.

Joshua Paris stared serenely forward, waiting to address a minor drug charge stemming from a concert he'd attended with a buddy.

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.

Waiting for Judgment Day The Yankees are still awaiting word on punishment stemming from Saturday's brawl with the Boston Red Sox.

While waiting, we paid for a private occupational therapy assessment, which found that Sam had problems stemming from his early experiences.

stemming from a personal feud.

At the same time, analysts were skeptical about the company's explanation that the delay stemmed from its decision to wait for a new, improved microprocessor.

2. Good writing stems from good thinking – But wait, didn't we just say that if we already know and understand the material, that's why our own writing is so clear to us? Absolutely, but remember that we are not writing for ourselves.

The San Francisco Police Department believes there's a possibility that Moffitt's injuries stemmed from an accident but are waiting to receive autopsy results to know for sure.