Sentence examples for clear roots from inspiring English sources

It had clear roots, but it decisively belonged to the here and now.

The waning of psychotherapy has clear roots in the rise of psychopharmacology.

But too much stylistic mixing can result in amorphous works that lack clear roots and the grounding of a tradition.

@midnight has clear roots in the British panel show model, a format that has failed to take hold in the US until now.

He points out that he also is a roving ambassador for Haiti, appointed by President René Préval, with clear roots in the country.

Despite the current turmoil's clear roots in unbridled risk, Mr. Paulson told The Journal, "there is nothing, in my judgment, that we should be doing to...restrain risk taking".

"The most significant failure at Macondo — and the clear root cause of the blowout — was a failure of industry management," the study concluded.

The implications of the nascent French deployment — and of the Islamist takeover of Diabaly, only about 220 miles from the capital here — seem clear: rooting out the few thousand insurgents could well be a slog.

The answer seems clear: root out the corrupt officials.

Also, the poloidal part of the flow is stronger in LN and LR than in HN. Figure 6 is an example of a very clear root at mid-depth from dynamo model 1.

Kyung's obligations are clear, rooted in "the world he never fully left".