Sentence examples for will stems from inspiring English sources

The ill will stems from both the co-op board's approval of the early construction time and the fact that a few years ago the board approved a similar repair of the facade, which is now being fixed up.

Whether this will stem the flow of refugees across the Aegean Sea remains to be seen.

Economic growth and rising incomes will stem the fall in revenue per subscriber, analysts say.

"This is a partial step, and maybe it will stem the bleeding," the professor said.

The loss will stem mainly from the recently purchased Silicon Valley Group Inc. in the United States, ASML said.

Mr. McLennan is cautiously optimistic that Operation Nest Egg will stem the kiwis' decline.

The steps that we will take in the future will stem that tide.

Apple Music boss Jimmy Iovine promise the new service will stem the "fragmentation" of the music promotion and distribution businesses.

Whether Ukip's new female spokespersons, such as Suzanne Evans and Louise Bours, will stem this decline remains to be seen.

It hopes this will stem the tide of talent leaving for bigger salaries in the independent sector.

More are considering it.However, it is by no means certain that tougher penalties will stem the tide.