"Gangs are deep rooted in society.
Is it deep rooted in your heart?
They had long been neighborly, as many with deep roots in this small town are.
"They know I am six-generation, with deep roots in this state.
There should certainly be an intense atmosphere at Elland Road, given the deep roots of this fixture and the time of year.
"We've lost people with deep roots in this community, and the impact is profound," said Jane Reilly, mayor of Ridgewood, N.J., an upper-middle-class suburb of about 24,500 in western Bergen County.
Whatever the deep roots of this paralysis, it's becoming increasingly clear that it will take utter catastrophe to get any real policy action that goes beyond bank bailouts.
The most disturbing thing is that most of them were reasonably positive about the experience.Of course some were severely traumatised, but the idea of abducting women for marriage has deep roots in this society.
We need a more complex analysis of the deep roots of this problem – we cannot fool ourselves about the root causes of the tragedy of drugs in both the developed and developing world, they are to do with poverty and deprivation, young people without access to employment, with no access to education.
Together with its vigorous and deep root system this makes it ideal for use in soil remediation and erosion control.
In France, the deep roots of this classification can be traced back to the seventh century CE with the encyclopedists Isidore de Séville (Etymologies, in Voisenet 2000) and Raban Maur (De Natura rerum 842 847, in Voisenet 2000).
