Sentence examples for great stem from inspiring English sources
The final proof is The Great Stem Cell Compromise.
Franconia, German Franken, one of the five great stem, or Stamm (tribal), duchies the other four being Saxony, Lotharingia (Lorraine), Swabia, and Bavaria of early medieval Germany.
Certain governments across the OECD have been very good at saying let's invest in Science Technology Engineering and Maths (Stem) and that's great, Stem is absolutely critical to what we'll do in the future.
Because that leads people to ask, 'You're spending all this money, why don't we have great STEM education?' The reality is that [these programs] do a large variety of different things, from graduate fellowships at the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to an introduction to science for kindergarteners.
"A plain or chocolate-dipped ice cream cone makes a great stem.
You have said you support great pre-schools and great special-ed programming and great STEM education; Brentano has all of those.
Deploying equally strong language, Mrs. Bachmann gave one of the great stem-winding speeches of her campaign.
The Bush rhetorical technique -- of implying one thing while doing quite another -- was first honed to perfection in the speech handing down the great stem-cell "compromise" of summer 2001.
PERRY, Iowa — Representative Michele Bachmann gave one of the great stem-winding speeches of her campaign Saturday about the burdens illegal immigration places on American taxpayers, and she signed a pledge to build a "secure double fence" along every foot of the border with Mexico.
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The best evidence of how the White House tried to effect that split was in the reaction of two Republicans: Senator Orrin G. Hatch of Utah, a passionate advocate of greater stem cell research, and Representative Tom DeLay of Texas, the House majority whip who was equally outspoken against it.
