Sentence examples for stemmed on from inspiring English sources

China's stock market collapse, which has knocked almost a third off share values since June, appeared to have been stemmed on Monday after Beijing authorities orchestrated a massive spending spree by Chinese financial institutions to bolster the market.

That slide may be stemmed on Wednesday, when the company announces quarterly financial results, especially if it says it is on track to meet its financial targets for the year: to increase revenue by 5percentto8percentcent and to lift its Ebitda by 8percentto12percentcent.

Cut stems on a downward angle about one inch up from the bottom, or above where stem is discolored.

Buds and stems on dead wood appear shriveled and lifeless, in contrast with those on living wood, which are plump.

Its center has six large blocks, each depicting red roses and teal blue leaves and stems on a white ground.

(The stems on truck tires are typically not angled, which allows the device to stay within the wheel area).

So when a male emerges from a compass plant, it has to find other compass plant stems on the ground if it hopes to find any females soon.

The hemp was harvested with a Deutz-Fahr 6090 HTS leaving the chopped plant stems on the field.

The intramedullary stems on the tibial components are commonly used to protect the peripheral bone from stress.

Lay the angelica stems on the paper.

Wrinkled or shrunken leaves or stems on cacti and succulents mean there is a problem.