Sentence examples for stemmed a from inspiring English sources

But this has not stemmed a growing tide.

The intervention stemmed a run on deposits but precipitated the collapse of the Icelandic parent bank.

Positive reports of company earnings helped offset the disappointing news about the economy and stemmed a bigger decline on Wednesday.

The European Central Bank has stemmed a financial collapse for now, but only by lending large amounts to banks at 1 percent for a three-year window.

Hampton's touchdown, his second of the day, stemmed a furious comeback by Trinity (14-0), which trailed by 34-13 at halftime in the game in San Antonio.

But that protection money has not stemmed a growing domestic restiveness, as many Saudis have become fed up with a sprawling ruling family they believe is insatiably corrupt.

They also must stem a brain drain.

To stem a run, capital controls were imposed.

It really stems a lot where we come from.

From poverty stems a number of serious issues children face.

Give your flower stems a fresh cut.