Sentence examples similar to stem the tide of harm from inspiring English sources

In a bid to stem the tide of hate crimes in schools across the country, officials are calling for calm.

It puts the US in the position of sitting in judgment of successful programs being run by many countries globally; it also ignores the very successful use of harm reduction in the United States to stem the tide of overdose deaths, low threshold drug treatment and Hepatitis C treatment and care in major centers including New York City.

Education systems must stem the tide of low expectations.

But nothing could stem the tide of crap.

This would be sure to stem the tide of criticism, so the thinking will go.

He is trying to stem the tide of pro-China sentiment.

The effort to stem the tide of rhino and elephant poaching has become a global concern.

I doubt anything can stem the tide of defection in the immediate future.

Ms. Coma suggested that frequent yoga there could stem the tide of corporatization.

But those efforts have proven inadequate to stem the tide of death.

But Mr. House's timely windfall may help stem the tide of quibbling.