The panic was eventually stemmed with fresh funds from two insurance companies and a government guarantee.
But the finer musical points are more difficult to indicate and must eventually stem from the performer himself or from a performance tradition with which he is familiar.
Spotify and its competitors rightly point out that they're in the early stages of building new companies, which could eventually stem the decline of the recorded music business.
In fairness, credit must go to Samoa, who were tough in the tackle and turned their endeavour and work rate into points in the second half, scoring five tries in succession before the blue tide was eventually stemmed.
Rotherham eventually stemmed the tide and tried to muster some sort of response but they never looked like reducing the arrears as Wednesday's defence, marshalled by Glenn Loovens, had as trouble-free an evening as they could have wished for.
"All the voter suppression measures in the world aren't going to be enough to eventually stem this rising tide," said Representative David E. Price, a veteran North Carolina Democrat and a political scientist by training.
But Carter appointed Volcker, whose monetary policies at the Fed eventually stemmed the inflationary tide.
Economists are not very good at capturing the broader dynamic benefits which might eventually stem from a project like this one.
O'Shea eventually stemmed the tide, halting a run of ten straight losing legs before breaking the Waites throw for the first time in the sixth set to reduce the deficit to 5-1.
With hundreds of millions of adults and children in the U.S. and around the world struggling with obesity and its related health risks, discoveries like these -- and the treatments that may eventually stem from them -- can't come often enough.
It took years of dull pain, and eventually suffering, stemming from resistance, to realize that happiness need not be fleeting.
