Sentence examples for used to stem the from inspiring English sources

A porter-stemming algorithm is used to stem the words in the document to their root words [ 15].

Disputes festered among blocs of countries large and small, rich and poor, over what rules, tools and penalties should be used to stem the flow of heat-trapping greenhouse gases.

Temporary export bans used to stem the "worrying" flow of treasured artworks from Britain should be extended, to give fundraisers more time to save them for the nation, Labour's culture spokesman has said.

Of course, you're unlikely to have read about these vicious attacks on the ostensibly murderous and materialistic motives of women who have abortions, because what the media reported instead is that Pope Francis suggested contraception could be used to stem the effects of Zika.

An amicus brief submitted by Douglas' doctors and mental health advocates to the United States Court of Appeals argues that his December sentencing of an additional 54 months in jail for possession of heroin and Suboxone -- a prescribed medication used to stem the effects of opioid withdrawal -- would do nothing to rehabilitate him or repay his debt to society.

And the importance of using pay to stem the exodus from the department can hardly be understated when a quarter of the force will become eligible for retirement over the next five years.

According to Neil du Preez, founder of South African company Mellowcabs, people need to start focusing on ways to use technology to stem the environmental impact of transportation, particularly as cities grow and congestion worsens.

He then used his hand to stem the bleeding until some Safeway employees gave him some clean butcher smocks.

Over the past few months it has argued for "safeguards", controversial instruments used to justify stemming the flood of Chinese imports.

The operation has involved constructing miles of tall fences, increasing the number of armed Border Patrol agents and using the military to stem the flood of illegal immigrants.

Steve King, a conservative congressman from Iowa, is trying to figure out some way to use the bombing to stem the tide of immigration reform.