Sentence examples for stemming the problem from inspiring English sources

A home foreclosure crisis is growing, thus far unchecked by an Obama administration program aimed at stemming the problem.

Some measures are being taken to try to stem the problem.

Dr. Ritchie said she believed that the military is moving more aggressively now to stem the problem.

The 50-year-old metallurgist said his main connection with the military was his work as a consultant trying to stem the problem of seriously corroding aluminum pipes.

"The UK government should stop cosying up to their friends in the City and stem the problem at source by ensuring the Square Mile pays more in tax.

An emergency timetable, cutting over 300 daily services a day to help ensure a more resilient and predictable service, has failed to stem the problem.

To stem the problem, the city hired private agencies to collect the coins — only to discover that those workers also took an unauthorized cut.

The lobbying group is calling for hard-hitting awareness campaigns, similar to the approach taken to smoking, to try to stem the problem.

As we've previously discussed, these obligations have failed to stem the problem.

Soto said Yellow Cab was hoping to stem the problem as soon as late Friday without making a payment.

The U.S. response to the 9/11 attacks will invariably serve as a reference point as Europe struggles to stem the problem of radicalization and home-grown terrorists.