Sentence examples for need to stem from inspiring English sources

The research, published in Journal of Applied Ecology, cites the "urgent need to stem poaching".

And we need to stem migration so we can have more control.

The airline is expanding while most larger rivals are cutting back flights because of lower demand and the need to stem losses.

Social democratic parties across Europe have ramped up rhetoric against Muslims and migrants, citing a need to stem the rise of the far right.

She said the US would work with the new leaders and impress on them the need to stem "the growth of extremism".

The benefactors Australia, France, Japan, Norway, Britain and the United States endorsed tree protection in terms that went beyond the immediate need to stem emissions.

Greece also needs to stem its current brain drain.

The job cuts, Mr. Mullin said, are needed to stem the company's losses.

"Psychologically, it's had a devastating effect, so some catalyst is needed to stem defections".

Librarians won a 16percentt raise they said was badly needed to stem a growing personnel shortage.

Wolfe remains convinced that stronger action is needed to stem the rising tide of testosterone use.