Examples of using To stem in English and their translations into Polish
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To stem the evil.
Just hold this to stem the bleeding.
It is taking all possible measures, but they are not sufficient to stem this tide.
Now to stem the bleeding.
Hitler's Atlantic Wall has failed to stem the tide.
People also translate
We need to stem the blood flow.
Not only as a corporation but as a means to stem the chaos.
They're trying to stem your belief, Henry.
Nurse Fletch, please use lap sponges to stem the bleed.
They're trying to stem your belief, Henry.
You did 23 months upstate not long ago for sending fake anthrax to stem cell researchers.
This structure helps to stem rattan furniture manufacturers use.
Olsztyn doctors not yet know why ALS patients react differently to stem cell therapy.
We have managed to stem the bleeding, But the baby's heart rate is dangerously low.
But we will keep her a day or two to stem the infection.
For sending fake anthrax to stem cell researchers. You did 23 months upstate not long ago.
His increased detachment from reality… Donnie's aggressive behaviour… seem to stem from his inability to cope.
What measures will the EU take to stem the international surge of profiteering on goods?
Its title comes from a quotation by Vyacheslav von Plehve in reference to the Russo-Japanese War:"What this country needs is a short, victorious war to stem the tide of revolution.
I would hoped soothing words to stem tide of overflowing tears.
We have managed to stem irregular flows of migrants, which were a cause of great anxiety for many.
Donnie's aggressive behavior… his increased detachment from reality… seem to stem from his inability to cope… with the forces in the world he perceives to be threatening.
We will offer it to stem cell banks and blood banks"- explained the CEO of DNA Research Centre.
This change in the pattern of trade was alleged to stem both from the transhipment of zinc oxides originating in the PRC via Vietnam.
The answer seems to stem from the prevalent culture of Catholicism running throughout his life and the shame of lust.
This change in the pattern of trade was alleged to stem from a transhipment via Argentina of malleable fittings originating in Brazil.
In a desperate effort to stem the tide of racial extinction and religious obliteration, the Brahman caste sought to exalt themselves above all else.
In fish, the histamine is believed to stem from bacterial contamination, especially in fish that has not been refrigerated properly.
A global strategy to stem the crisis was released in 2005 in the form of the Amphibian Conservation Action Plan.
This change in the pattern of trade appears to stem from the transhipment via Moldova of steel ropes and cables originating in the Ukraine.
