Sentence examples for can't uproot from inspiring English sources

A Chinese official in Kashgar explained: "You can't uproot all the weeds hidden among the crops in the field one by one — you need to spray chemicals to kill them all". The C.C.P., once quite liberal in its approach to diversity, seems to be redefining Chinese identity in the image of the majority Han — its version, perhaps, of the nativism that appears to be sweeping other parts of the world.

They will just graze the tops, but they can't uproot it.

But Cal State campuses, besides charging a lower tuition than UC, are often closer to home and more appealing to students who have family and work responsibilities and can't "uproot themselves to a different part of the state," she said.

You can't just uproot and go to America.

Refugees can't simply uproot and stake a new claim in terra nova.

Finally, I and every other person who does social justice work has a responsibility to remember what is arguably the most important lesson of the long, wonderful and difficult history of social justice organizing: one oppression can't be uprooted without at the same time and with the same intensity, battling all other oppressions that make life less fair for all people.

I still can't get enough of their Uproot Andy-mixed "Abrazame".

Because they are already at the bottom of the market, they can't get cheaper housing unless they uproot their lives, quit their jobs and leave the city.

It can't be conquered merely by trying to uproot whatever violent or warlike inclinations may dwell within our hearts.

Now, with the proposal of the coal ash facility expanding, Heinlein can't think of any other option but to uproot her family and leave.

To build a self-managing organization, you can't just prune the brambles of bureaucracy you have to uproot them.