Sentence examples for supposed to stem from inspiring English sources
In February, Italy and Libya signed an accord that was supposed to stem the flow.
How do they reconcile what they are demanding with such ideas as inclusion, equality, service, grace, and honesty, which are all supposed to stem from it?
The rest of Bing's advantages are supposed to stem from four huge search categories: travel, shopping, health and local business information.
The polydispersity of the nanoparticles is supposed to stem from the random inhomogeneity of the reflux system, which was caused by the uncontrolled environmental disturbance.
The results obtained with the 785 and 1064 nm excitation sources showed that when the energy of the excitation source is close to the electronic band gap energy of any constituent semiconductor material in the sample, a broad peak, which was supposed to stem from the electronic transitions, dominated the spectrum, making it impossible to resolve vibrational modes of respective semiconductors.
Ironically, NAFTA was supposed to help stem illegal immigration by moving American factory jobs to Mexican soil.
Arthur, the probably fictional war leader who was supposed to have stemmed the Saxon advance, could be located in the period, and enshrined as a great king, precisely because almost nothing was known about it.
Given that by the late 6th century a professor in Alexandria, or anywhere else in the Eastern empire, would address a predominantly, if not exclusively, Christian audience, these remarks give one pause, especially if one is supposed to believe that they stem from an author who himself subscribed to Christianity.
The new cash is supposed to give the IMF more firepower to stem the troubles affecting Europe and to deal with the Hungarys of the world.
Managed care was supposed to save American medicine by stemming the rise in spending initiated by Medicare.
Last week the National Institutes of Health (NIH) cancelled its planned meeting of the panel that is supposed to determine whether a given stem cell line was derived in accordance with NIH's ethical guidelines (ScienceNOW, 3 April).
