Sentence examples similar to deep rooted changes from inspiring English sources
Analysts say deep-rooted changes in social attitudes are needed to make India's women more accepted and secure.
"We are finally coming to see the deep roots of brain change and the realistic possibility of preventing and delaying cognitive loss".
"We want to make sure that the improvements and the management changes and some of the real climate changes have deep roots," Mr. Feinblatt said.
Although Mr. O'Connor was described last week by a radio commentator as one of the new mayor's "stewards of change," he has deep roots in local politics and a long history of loyal service to the status quo.
And while nothing has changed — not his deep roots in the farmland here, not his degree from an evangelical Christian university founded by Jerry Falwell, not his fondness for hunting or his pride in the bear pelt from one of his kills — everything has.
Humor, irony and satire have a deep root in Persian culture, the regime might have changed the rules overnight but they can't change our culture".
A candidate who hopes to change a wrong policy that has sunk deep roots in the political establishment must educate public opinion to support the change.
The reluctance has deep roots.
The cases have deep roots.
