Sentence examples for stemmed if from inspiring English sources

The panic in the markets would be stemmed if the rich world's governments agreed on a common approach for stabilising and recapitalising banks.

In brief, American decline can perhaps be stemmed if we abandon hope for decent survival – prospects that are all too real, given the balance of forces in the world.

Goldman thinks its problems stem, if not from psychological issues, then from attitudinal ones.

The practice stems, if not from Bach, from research, explications and performances by the nettlesome American musicologist and conductor Joshua Rifkin over the last two decades, insisting that Bach's own "choruses" were generally mere agglomerations of soloists.

Discard the cilantro stems If your chopped tomatoes are extra wet, drain them in a colander while you chop the other ingredients.

These rose bushes are hardy enough to withstand garden living, yet are still capable of producing longer stems if well maintained.

Wehner's knowledge could make sure Facebook implements emergency plans to stem losses if the share price starts to tank and prevent it from bottoming out.

Remove stems from mushrooms, place stems aside if required for use in meal.

Dice the stems if they're wide, and set aside.

Cut the sprouts through the stem if they're big and boil them for 5 minutes.

Determinate tomato plants are stubbier, with somewhat rigid stalks that issue all their fruit at once, which could weigh down and break the stems if hanging upside down.