Sentence examples for it's stemmed from inspiring English sources

Updated at 10.54am GMT 10.45am GMT 16th over: Australia 132-5 (Hodge 19, Faulkner 10) This is atypical batting from Faulkner at the moment but it's stemmed the flow of wickets and both he and Hodge have now laid the foundation for a late-innings assault.

It's stemmed from so many little ideas of every single one of us--the people I wrote the song with, and Babyface producing it so simply; he didn't want to put drums or any big production on it.

You wouldn't be able to perform music without some kind of technique– every player has one, whether it's stemming from a refined tradition or discovered through intuition and exploration.

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Each unstemmed word was first looked up in WordNet, an online lexicon database, to see if it has a meaning independent of the base form; if this was not the case, it was stemmed.

The other source of solace, as necessarily incomplete as it is, stems from my vocation as a historian.

It's stem bark is used against fever/malaria by traditional medicine practitioners in the forest regions [44], in addition to its use in the treatment of jaundice, dysentery, hypertension, inflammation, and liver-related diseases [52].

This class of creatives is no different – whether it's STEM, the arts, education, healthcare, music or fashion — they are the ones who will continue to bend the arc of the universe.

Part of it is the lack of technology education options at the middle-school level, and part of it is STEM's image problem with girls.

Could it have been stemmed so that it did less damage, saved some of the fathers and brothers, mothers and sons?