Sentence examples for have been stemmed from inspiring English sources
Again, Mr. Bergsten says such routs have been stemmed in the past.
The losses have been stemmed, two executives said, but sustained profitability has not been achieved.
German job losses have been stemmed by a government scheme that subsidises the wages of those on short-time working.
Could it have been stemmed so that it did less damage, saved some of the fathers and brothers, mothers and sons?
China's stock market collapse, which has knocked almost a third off share values since June, appeared to have been stemmed on Monday after Beijing authorities orchestrated a massive spending spree by Chinese financial institutions to bolster the market.
If Mr Berisha goes on refusing to step down, he may find that the biggest danger comes from within his own demoralised party, many of whose people now see him as a liability.Last week's seemingly relentless slide to wholesale anarchy appears--at any rate, for the time being--to have been stemmed.
The match was threatening to drift away from them and the run-rate has been stemmed after two strong overs.
Even the NPFA, which has been a severe critic in the past, agreed that the tide of sell-offs looked as though they had been stemmed.
Shrivastava said that for three years after Ghiya's arrest other smugglers left the business and the outflow of antiquities had been stemmed.
