Sentence examples for able to root out from inspiring English sources
Will the rebels be able to root out Qaddafi loyalists?
By better analyzing crime patterns, Mr. Todd was able to root out the statistical anomalies.
"The authorities here have not been able to root out crime," Mr. Izotov said.
"Obviously you hope that an equality act is going to be able to root out inequality.
"You have to be able to root out the bad apples," she said.
By requiring governments to step up, we would be able to root out the unreliable and distribute sanctions and favors accordingly.
Law enforcement has been able to infiltrate street gangs to root out individuals involved in gang activity, pose as fellow gang members online, make connections and even prevent crimes being planned by intercepting communications as they happen.
Folks a currently trying to figure out who this guy is and I seriously doubt Apple itself will be able to root him out without a subpoena — but that doesn't mean they won't try! — so let's enjoy it while we can.
The feds may be able to compel corrections for St Louis County, but they'd likely have to begin inquests in nearly every municipality to root out all the injustice.
Others use small plainclothes squads to root out a suspect.
