Sentence examples for do something to stem from inspiring English sources
For one thing, Mr Daukoru insists that OPEC will do something to stem the slide.
Mr. Paulson and others at Treasury began to warm to her idea as they felt under increasing pressure to do something to stem the coming wave of foreclosures.
As drink has a lot to do with crime and poor health, politicians want to do something to stem the flow of it down people's throats.
Jack Leinwebber, 54, an air force veteran from Houston, agreed: "We have to control immigration because we have to do something to stem the threat of drugs and Isil.
The president said the Senate proposal "does represent welcome and significant bipartisan progress" and recognizes that some in both parties agree "we've got to do something to stem the tide of gun violence".
You can only choose one hat, and I went with the team that took me to the dance.Q.Are you concerned with the fact that fewer African-Americans are playing baseball?A.Yes, I am, and we need to do something to stem the tide and turn the situation around.
Ms. Giffords, a supporter of gun rights, was sent off with good wishes from lawmakers who could have done something to stem the carnage.
Moreover, by calling for the offshore ban to be lifted, McCain can claim to be doing something to stem high energy prices without going so far as to call for drilling in Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge something Bush also urged Wednesday.
The UNGASS brought together hundreds of black and Latino activists throughout the country -- and all over the world -- all of whom know well the dangers of America's drug war and are doing something to stem it.
Only after recently learning that her childhood experience is more atypical than typical, Flynn decided to do something to share her STEM passion with young girls.
Arizona lawmakers shouted back -- "Yes we can!" They declared that if the federal government wasn't going to do something to protect their state and stem the tide of illegals flooding across the Mexican border, they would.
