Sentence examples for multiple stem labor from inspiring English sources

Studies need to take account of "multiple STEM labor markets" representing distinct fields, of which "some do well, some do poorly," Hira argued.

"That most H-1B visas are captured by STEM workers may simply be the consequences of strong relative labor demand for STEM labor by U.S. companies," they write.

A fasciated plant often forms flattened, wider than normal stems similar to a multiple stem fusion.

Two days later, Salzman joined fellow STEM labor force experts Michael Teitelbaum, author of the recent book Falling Behind?

Knowledge of the STEM labor market is incomplete, noted Kirk Doran, professor of economics at the University of Notre Dame in Indiana.

Its multiple stems grow to 30 feet, twining around their supports and then around their own old wood.

Multiple stemmed trees often dominate early in succession because they have large crowns.

But it's hard to remember a lawmaker who seemed quite so up on STEM labor-market scholarship.

These multiple stems can start to trace out a ring-shaped architecture, containing an empty space.

Ginger is a rhizome, and is akin to a carrot with multiple stems.

Patrut and his colleagues argue that big African baobab specimens always have multiple stems.