Sentence examples for be able to root from inspiring English sources

Will the rebels be able to root out Qaddafi loyalists?

People want to be able to root for the Royals".

"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.

Their work is necessary; no one would be able to root through the contents of every C.D.O. on his own.

By requiring governments to step up, we would be able to root out the unreliable and distribute sanctions and favors accordingly.

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.

Yet despite its evident military supremacy, the American-led alliance has not been able to root out the insurgency.

This young hopeful, Howard Odell, has eliminated the huddle from the Yale scheme of things, but he hasn't yet been able to root out a more deep-seated negative characteristic, the lack of offensive power.

But the new report's findings suggest it has not yet been able to root out what Bratza called the "very real problem of impunity and lack of accountability of law enforcement officers in Ukraine".