Sentence examples for a lengthy stem from inspiring English sources

The earpiece is on a lengthy stem that put the body of the unit too far from my face.

Aloes can also produce orange and green flowers at the end of a lengthy stem, and they have removable clumps called offsets that can easily be shared.

With a military takeover of the government less than two months old, Egyptian officials on Sunday opened the trial of Badie and other Muslim Brotherhood officials charged with inciting violence and other crimes, the first in what could be a lengthy set of prosecutions stemming from Egypt's recent convulsion.

Her suicide attempts and drunken-driving arrests made Los Angeles Times headlines, which not even a lengthy stay at an ashram, where Heinrich joined her for a while, could stem.

Dr. Mehmet Oz warned his vast television audience about this misconception in February, when he aired a lengthy undercover investigation of stem cell clinics and called for government regulation.

But the charges appear to stem from a lengthy investigation into bribes paid to secure a major military contract for a French arms maker in 2001.

The agreements stem from a lengthy investigation by Mr. Cuomo's office that found that pharmacies across the state, in violation of the law and at great risk to customers, routinely failed to provide information about medication in a language their immigrant customers could understand, officials said.

Mr. Romney ignored the opening about his wife and gave a lengthy version of his standard stem-cell speech.

The allegation was made as part of a lengthy lawsuit over money that stems from the divorce of one of Mr. Lowinger's sons.

The dispute stems from a lengthy legal battle that ended in 2006, when the state's highest court ruled that the state was failing to ensure that New York City and other high-needs districts were providing all children with the opportunity for a sound basic education.

EMA spokesman Martin Harvey-Allchurch says the policy stems from a lengthy consultation process.