Sentence examples for had managed to stem from inspiring English sources

No other agency had managed to stem that decline.

After one win in their opening 11 games, Southampton manager Nigel Adkins has managed to stem the flow of sloppy goals at one end without sacrificing the attractive attacking intent at the other.

The American Fresh & Easy chain has consistently lost money since its launch in 2007, though Mr Clarke has managed to stem the losses since he arrived in the top job.

Once we have managed to stem the damage to scientists' careers, then it will be time to address the very complex issue of how to improve the science publication system.

The bounce in the US market has managed to stem the selling pressure in the short term but many investors will await for the key jobs data later today before they commit.

The government has managed to stem the fall in domestic natural gas production, but it is uncertain whether commercial shale gas production in India should be anticipated any time soon, given aforementioned challenges.

While Nokia has been seeing its market share in smartphones drastically fall, it has managed to stem the tide considerably with its sales of feature devices, which still make up the majority of phones sold worldwide today.

A year later, 41 percent had managed to stay abstinent.

Meanwhile, Yoshiki Sasai and colleagues at the RIKEN Center for Developmental Biology in Kobe, Japan, reported that they had managed to induce human stem cells called "retinal precursor cells" to develop into a central component of the human eye called an optic cup.

Even in wartime, they had managed to fixate the nation on their pet issues: opposition to abortion, gay marriage and stem cell research.

Somehow we had managed to fill them.