Sentence examples for night stems from inspiring English sources

The rebuke, issued Thursday night, stems from last year's vote on the Medicare prescription drug bill.

When your fear of the night stems from safety concerns, such as someone breaking into your home, take action steps to make your home safer.

Mr. Aviles said the possible layoffs, which were reported on The Wall Street Journal's Web site on Thursday night, stemmed from a projected hospital system budget deficit of $700 million to $1 billion.

Many pirates used this technique for seeing in the darkness of their ships at night stemming the pirate eye patch image.

A big part of Solidarity's defeat tonight stemmed from the rise of new right-wing parties.

The decision, issued Monday afternoon, stemmed from an appeal that the Paugussetts filed more than a year ago after the bureau refused to grant preliminary federal recognition to them.

The police were investigating yesterday whether a shooting outside a Manhattan radio station on Sunday afternoon stemmed from a feud between the rap artists Lil' Kim and Foxy Brown, the authorities said.

Thus, a field experiment was conducted during four consecutive growing seasons (2010 2011 to 2013 2014) to evaluate olive oil quality in response to irrigation cut-off strategies applied after fruit set using midday stem water potential (Ψstem) thresholds in a super-high density olive orchard (cv. Arbequina) located in the Pencahue Valley, Maule Region, Chile.

A White House spokesperson said last night that stem cell lines derived after 9 August 2001 will not be eligible for NIH funding.

When we woke up each morning, the stems were visibly longer and the leaves had multiplied.

(5– 7) Cancer stem cell theory is a new paradigm in cancer therapies and is thought to provide new avenues to eradicate the cause of the cell heterogeneity, which is associated with therapeutic resistance, relapse, and distant metastasis.