How to pronounce “stemming” in English

trial stemming from a lawsuit filed by 30 US states against tech giant Meta begins today.

And stemming from that love is a 1,400 year old tradition of trying to honor that love.

It's evidence stemming from many, many different lines of evidence that makes it unassailable

Much of these writings stemming from the things that I did in the newspaper column in "The Guardian" in this lovely and delightful book,

Everything from stemming the flow to monitoring infection, internal monitoring systems, to your body triages between what's important what's not

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some of it may be stemming from my own insecurity but the belief that the people would underestimate me.

Here's one article from "Science" stemming the alarming trends in the world's fisheries demand a fundamental change in management and fishing practices.

and there's a thirst there stemming from the enactment of the Public Performance Law.

And they found that the harms stemming from electric cars are a little bit larger than the harms stemming from a regular internal combustion engine of a car the same size.

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last uh several months because of high energy prices stemming from the situation in the Middle East.

So you basically state that moral exhaustion describes the fatigue stemming from the phenomenon whereby-- and I quote you here-- "trying to do the right thing all the time

By building these nomological networks of cumulative evidence stemming from completely different fields, you then build an evolutionary argument.

But there are technological risks of various kinds and also some stemming from our action or our omission.

You also talk about one of this problem stemming from kind of a lack of empathy on the side of the people who are leaving the comments.

The second truth, stemming from the first, was that military service was an inherently degrading experience and military institutions, by their very

The next sorting table is more of a--after the de-stemming is a shaking table so if there's small unripe berries still around they will shake out to a grid that fits that particular

And are you hopeful that that's an innovation that may be helpful in stemming the tide of the trafficking trend in the US and abroad?

"Three-- three, explanation of apocalypse stemming from scenario.

a criminal justice issue, that a lot of the behavior was really stemming from trauma and abuse.

But you cannot say that a provisional truth has the same status as a crazy idea just stemming out of a vested

But we have a lot of information about philosophy, pretty much in an unbroken line stemming from the most ancient of the ancient Greeks

So then stemming off of that, you play a lot of really weird characters, like "Tim and Eric" and "Portlandia."

The music industry has, I think, failed miserably at stemming the perils of copying for it.

the other big herbicide producer in the US, and they warned them that the acne-causing effects are stemming from pollution through byproducts, referring to dioxin.

I think you talk about that in the book, in terms of those self stories that often are stemming from ego, versus the ones that we choose and write

And also, I will be more than happy to welcome questions in a lively discussion, stemming from some of the facts or some of the information I'm going to present to you.

We got to the Alps, and you can see here, this is a technique called stemming.

If girls are operating from a belief that even their friends are potentially threats to their own success-- again, stemming from that sense that they are not enough--