Sentence examples for deep roots with from inspiring English sources

McCann has deep roots with the Braves.

Thalia has deep roots with Latino consumers that we can associate with our brands".

The BBC is flexible and has deep roots with its audiences.

"Here's Cheri, with her deep roots with the team and the city," said Golub, the Blazers' chief operating officer.

But Hartford Life also has deep roots, with a parent company that has been around since 1810.

Unemployment, sadly, may thus have deep roots, with more people this time remaining out of work for longer.

The brief republic of the French Revolution and the Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen, and the abolition of feudalism, not to mention the Reign of Terror, gave way to the imperial reign of Napoleon, more monarchies, brief attempts at republic, until the thing finally put down deeper roots with the Third Republic in 1870.

Dramatic performance has deep roots in Thailand, with traditional genres continuing to be performed even as more-cosmopolitan forms have entered the scene.

(The latter two have deep roots in Chicago, with the Conservative Vice Lords tracing their heritage back to the infamous Henry Horner Homes projects).

The conflict has deep roots in history, with Republicans reacting in large measure to the policies of the two great Roosevelt presidencies.

This, too, is a recurrent theme with deep roots.