Sentence examples similar to a deep rooted problem from inspiring English sources

The Pentagon has a deep-rooted problem affecting morale, recruitment and re-enlistment.

She said others knew she had a deep-rooted problem before she did.

The idea is to attract private capital into solving a deep-rooted problem that is soaking up public money.

"All recoveries tend to start with consumer spending, but lack of investment is a deep-rooted problem in the United Kingdom," he told MPs.

The divide in turnout was "a deep-rooted problem, dating back to the mid-90s, when young generation X-ers started turning away from the polling booth", said Laura Gardiner from the Resolution Foundation.

If there is a deep-rooted problem of sexism and disrespect nationwide, it is important for those who witness it in their own institution or workplace to speak out.

The NUJ believes that confirmation by the BBC Trust of "long term failings" in the attitudes of senior management is a positive step forward to tackling what the union believes to be a deep-rooted problem.

The good thing is that the diversity fund sees that deficiency and gives everyone a chance, but there is only so much this initiative and others like it can do about a deep-rooted problem.

For the record, she agrees that I have a deep-rooted problem, but thinks it is completion anxiety -- a fear that if I finish something I will realize I am not perfect.

Fisheries are subject to a deep-rooted problem of economic inefficiency, often referred to as the fisheries problem.

"The NUJ believes that confirmation by the BBC Trust of 'long term failings' in the attitudes of senior management is a positive step forward to tackling what the union believes to be a deep-rooted problem.