Sentence examples for deep rooted issues from inspiring English sources

"And there are some deep rooted issues that we as a family must unite to confront together.

I say obnoxious because I have many personal and deep rooted issues with her over-the-top act in most movies and seeing her go from a 100 to 0 for the duration of Ghostbusters is a pleasant surprise and a notable display of range.

The new management team is tackling deep-rooted issues".

"Bono is making clear that powerful men can, and should, take on these deep-rooted issues".

Like McGarry, Weir believes it is a misnomer that the peace process suddenly resolved deep-rooted issues.

He said: "If there's that kind of consensus and focus you can do something substantial about some of the deep-rooted issues".

He said: "The continued failure to address some of these deep-rooted issues has left the sector increasingly exposed to economic uncertainty at home and challenging global conditions.

"Sri Lanka needs adequate time and space to resolve such wide-ranging and deep-rooted issues," Mahinda Samarasinghe, the president's special envoy on human rights, told the council at the start of its current session.

I would suggest, however, that police reaction to recent assaults in Central Park reflects another of the deep-rooted issues that continue to erode public confidence in the police.

There are deep-rooted issues that go far beyond the gaming world, for example the pressures that result in girls trending away from the more maths- and science-oriented subjects that they excel at in their early teens but more rarely pursue professionally.

This suggests that other, more deep-rooted issues may have remained unaddressed.