Sentence examples similar to stemming from weak representation from inspiring English sources

Early in the year the company reported disappointing results stemming from weak demand for plasma products.

That reversed a decline in the session, a drop that stemmed from weak demand for a government security auction.

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

He said New York City's nuisance abatement law was a potent weapon against the "revolving door justice" that stems from weak prostitution laws on the books.

Most problems faced by emerging businesses in the high-technology field stem from weak management and the inability to raise funds, Mr. Halket said.

The inflated CME size in cycle 24 seems to be a direct consequence of the weak heliosphere, stemming from the weaker activity at the Sun.

Inflation stemming from a weaker pound and a surge in oil prices crushed consumers' purchasing power.

The company said the gap stemmed from low representation of women in highly paid roles such as pilots, engineering, technology and senior management.

One bank, the Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group, said it would merge two of its units and use the proceeds to erase losses stemming from Japan's weak stock market.

However, genomic aberration stemming from immortalization process, biased representation of the donor tissue, and culture process may influence the accuracy of SNP genotypes.

The considered conservativeness intrinsically stems from the polytopic representation of the nonlinear system.