Sentence examples for stem them from inspiring English sources

To stem them, the government has introduced a $15 billion infrastructure plan.

If you have roasted the chilies, peel and stem them, and coarsely chop.

To stem them, the government has introduced an €11 billion, or $15 billion, plan to improve infrastructure.

Its executives, with the connivance of the chairman and board, have dribbled out information, failing even to keep prime minister and state officials informed about the leaks and measures being taken to stem them.

In a blurb for it, Warren Buffett writes, "Tim's book will forever be the definitive work on what causes financial panics and what must be done to stem them when they occur".

The History of medicine describes the emergence and recognition of infectious diseases, and human attempts to stem them.

Since all of the above words have same opinion with same orientation therefore, stemming them will enable the classifier to treat them as the same word attract.

We exported ontology terms from the RGD database and stemmed them using Snowball Stemmer to build term dictionaries.

After you've finished stemming them, turn the pan full of grapes onto a towel and roll the them with the flat of your hand.

Other languages keep the extensions separated from the verb stem, leaving them as detached particles.

I have so many memories that stem from them.