Sentence examples for stemming all from inspiring English sources

It also means stemming all moral and material support for the gunmen.Some peace-minded Sunnis, perhaps including the interim president, Ghazi al-Yawar, think the election should be delayed.

Recently I bought both a bunch and a bag, and after stemming all of the spinach in an 11-ounce bunch I weighed it: 6 ounces, exactly what you get in a bag of baby spinach, which requires no stemming and just a quick rinse.

After a failed first try stemming all the way back to 1994, Dunkin' Donuts is attempting to re-enter the Chinese market, according to the Boston Globe.

Loftus-Cheek could not stem all the Scunthorpe danger, and there was a penalty appeal which was not awarded.

He ordered the plant operator to stem all the leaks within six months and gave instructions for decommissioning of two reactors.

Philip's feint withdrawal was the main tactic which stemmed all the subsequent planned manoeuvres.

It stems all the way back to Genesis, the beginning.

That bit of physical humor stems all the way back from the pilot episode of "Strangers With Candy".

1. Did you have any idea that the "prescription" of adult coloring stems all the way back to the late and great psychologist Carl Jung?

Perhaps our love for the passionate rogue stems all the way back to the 1700s when we began to rebel against British rule.

Push the shovel straight down into the soil about 6 inches away from the fern stems, all the way around the fern.