Sentence examples for by its roots from inspiring English sources

Clover is cheap, it's tough, it's gloriously green and if you yank it up by its roots, you can see tiny nodules that hold nitrogen tighter than John D. Rockefeller could squeeze a dime.

The strategy does not pull the tax code up by its roots, yet it has profound implications.

And employers' organisations have made it clear to him that they want UKCES to help the SSC network, not rip it up by its roots.

As well as dealing with the consequences of this - trying to protect ourselves as much as any civil society can - you have to try to pull it up by its roots".

The goal was to "tear out the income tax by its roots and discard it and replace it with a new form of taxation," said Representative Bill Archer of Texas in 1995, shortly after he became the first Republican in four decades to head the House Ways and Means Committee.

Several weeks later, a microburst with ferocious winds tore up another tree by its roots and smashed it into the mobile home.

Each morphology is characterized by its root-mean-square surface roughness and the correlation length of its height profile.

AMV is normalized by its root mean square value so that the influence of the excitation can be eliminated.

Each tree is unambiguously defined by its root node, which represents the first event of the set of suspicious sequences contained in the tree.

Let g be a split simple finite-dimensional Lie algebra over a field k of characteristic 0. From the work of Cartan and Killing one knows that g is determined by its root system.

Remembering a word by its root will not only make that word easy to memorize, but will also make other words with the same root understandable.