Sentence examples for easy to stem from inspiring English sources

Only the production well leaks are easy to stem and only sometimes.

It's easier to stem the tide of refugees if you live on an island far from the madding crowd.

Twitter's promised introduction of a one-click button to report abuses, it is to be hoped, will make it easier to stem the tide of abuse; though it does nothing to remedy the hostility and misogyny that can be expected by any woman who dares to become a public figure.

In truth, though, there is no easy way to stem the conflict in Syria, which increasingly threatens to destabilize the region.

The Sept. 11 terror attacks and now war have made that crisis much worse, and quite global, but no one, it seems, either in the U.S. or elsewhere, has any easy way to stem the tide.

There is no easy fix to stemming the flow of immigrants across our Southern border.

Stem cell transplants are a recent research target, because stem cells are easy to manipulate and stem cells transplanted into the brains of rodents and monkeys have been found to survive and reduce behavioral abnormalities.

It's easy to boost Stem education for young girls and think you're doing your part to address the dire inequalities in science and tech – easy, and non-threatening, because nine-year-olds aren't going to steal your job.

My last name was Mangelsdorf so it's easy to see where their inspiration stemmed.

The European Central Bank said on Thursday that it would press ahead with steps to stem the flow of easy credit that has been keeping some banks afloat for the last year.

PARIS -- The European Central Bank said Thursday that it would press ahead with steps to stem the flow of easy credit that has been keeping some banks afloat for the past year.