Sentence examples for and that stem from inspiring English sources

We know for example, that dropout rates in STEM subjects are particularly high and that STEM dropouts are sought after in the labour market (see Becker et al. 2010 for a qualitative study examining this issue).

But there are losses that are poignant but sweet and that stem from a willingness to give — to invest, attach, love.

It is also my fervent prayer that a new pope will understand that science can be used for the betterment of man's condition and that stem cell research may well be an essential element to save human life.

He also wrote the foreword to a book for school students in Gujarat which maintains, among other things, that the Hindu God Rama flew the first aeroplane and that stem cell technology was known in ancient India.

That's why the South Korean fiasco is so appalling and that stem cell researchers worldwide have probably wasted precious time and research funds trying to confirm the South Korean results.

Revision components are largely cementless and extensively coated, although there is good evidence that roughened surface, tapered components can be effective in the revision setting and that stem modularity may allow for greater intraoperative adaptability.

Three years ago, Mrs. Reagan quietly wrote to Mr. Bush saying that she hoped to spare other families what hers had suffered and that stem-cell research could be part of her husband's legacy.

Schwab's Core and Explore strategy made active management appear profitable again, and that stemmed the outflow in at least some markets.

Two further paired constructs and propositions that stem from them can be expressed, and these are set out below.

In her other work, Arendt showed that she was suspicious of the comfort and cohesion that stem from living under political siege.

In the months before Sept. 11, Bush went through an agonizing public process of deciding, and concluded that stem cells should be treated as human life.