Sentence examples for thought stem from inspiring English sources

"I thought, stem education?

"He thought stem cells was a very difficult call, morally," said one outside adviser to the White House.

When he first heard the term, he figured it was a too-cute reference to botany: "I thought, stem education?

Our estimates of the age of the clade are even younger than initially thought (stem age 1.13 6.49 Mya), supporting the hypothesis that the radiation post-dates the establishment of an arid environment in the GCFR and firmly placing the radiation among the fastest in angiosperms (diversification rate of 4.4 species per million years).

"I think stem cell research is extraordinarily promising and exciting and that we ought to move forward on it.

Children think Stem isn't for girls because they don't see girls doing it," says Helen Heggie, director of StemFirst, the Stem ambassador hub for Lancashire and Cumbria.

All in all, I think STEM careers are very rewarding and satisfying for women as well as men.

We happen to think "STEM Warrior Princess" is also a fitting moniker for the scientist, STEM educator, and founder of 32ATPs, a clean energy biotech company.

This conservatism, he thinks, stems from a nexus of affluent white men in control of the industry's finances: "It's a question of supply and demand.

Hart writes: "Her personal reason for disliking the Review, I think, stemmed from our steadfast opposition to segregated social and living arrangements.

The fourth big reason for the resurgence of conservatism, I think, stems from the growing disillusion with liberal slogans that are now obsolete.