Sentence examples similar to deep rooted links from inspiring English sources
A Nicaraguan study by Valladares [ 15] also linked IPV to deep rooted gender inequalities such as lack of decision-making power and access to own resources among women.
The stigma linked with having podoconiosis is so deep rooted that it plays a central role in many aspects of life of the affected.
The Yomiuri Shimbun newspaper said the scandal had exposed the "deep-rooted" links between the sport and the yakuza.
Atta Barkindo, a researcher and PhD at the School of Oriental and African Studies (Soas) in London explains the deep-rooted links between Niger and Nigeria.
However, Lenagan insists the future is rosy; waxing lyrical about the deep-rooted links Football League clubs have with their communities and their increasing influence on the global stage, both in terms of overseas viewers and the growing number of players they provide for international sides.
There are links and deep roots in these friendships – shared memories, shared histories and shared goals.
Deep root systems, with greater root length densities with increasing soil depth, have been generally linked with uptake of stored water in lower layers of soil (Baruch and Fernández 1993; Guenni et al. 2004; Zhou et al. 2013, 2014).
The cases have deep roots.
The reluctance has deep roots.
