Sentence examples for be deeply rooted from inspiring English sources
Massachusetts politicians tend to be deeply rooted in their neighbourhoods.
Commander's intent is derived from an effective plan for the regional campaign which, in turn, must be deeply rooted in a coherent global strategy.
Even three decades into the country's rapid industrialization, China's leadership still pays heed to its heritage as a party of peasants, and it has tended to promote officials who can claim to be deeply rooted in the rural struggle.
While religious extremism is thriving and dividing nations and societies everywhere, Europe's commitment to secularism and tolerance of all religions continues to be deeply rooted in what used to be the richest breeding ground of religious wars.
Mair mourned these trends, even while he understood them to be deeply rooted, reflecting the decline of social institutions such as trade unions and the church as well as the professionalisation of politics.
The problem may be deeply rooted, she adds.
