Sentence examples for More deep rooted from inspiring English sources
Hamburg and Bremen's is a more deep rooted enmity than Bayern and Dortmund's.
Regardless of whether the global financial crisis is being used as a convenient scapegoat for a more deep rooted malaise among China's manufacturers, or whether it is the straw that breaks the camel's back, the International Monetary Fund this month revised down its July forecast for China's growth in 2009 by half a percentage point to 9.3%.
"It may be that this emergency offers us an opportunity to tackle some of the more deep rooted problems of these communities, and give children and their families a real boost for the future".
The awkward service pointed up a more deep rooted problem: The Bird and Bottle seems to have lost heart.
He dismisses his editors' warnings that the problems of the city's underprivileged children are more deep rooted than burned-out teachers and outdated textbooks.
Further the simulation results show that, with more deep rooted area, Srz Case 2 is always having a greater value than Srz Case 1 (Fig. 6c), and hence higher value for ET Case 2 than ET Case 1 (Fig. 6b; Table 8).
Helen Stringer, assistant director of the University of Edinburgh careers service, advises grads to take a step back and assess whether this is an immediate reaction to a temporary problem or something more deep-rooted.
They would set the stage for more deep-rooted reforms in the next administration.
More important, his loyalty to Mr Cameron is more deep-rooted than his Euroscepticism.
Clive's resistance to taking medication became more deep-rooted as he grew up.
