Sentence examples for deep-rooted difficulties from inspiring English sources
No one believes that they will resolve all the deep-rooted difficulties of Ardoyne, but the hope is that marching will no longer provide a ready-made excuse for inflicting injury and destruction.
Deep-rooted difficulties – including poor access to health services, low awareness of hospital deliveries, under-equipped health facilities and shortages of qualified health providers – combine to imperil the survival and well-being of the children and women living here.
He has floated all kinds of deep-rooted psychological difficulties from childhood abuse, to the collapse of his business, to anaemia, to bereavements or even wondering if he has Alzheimer's.
A briefing paper from NHS England describes the targeted localities as having deep-rooted and long-standing difficulties that are in need of transformation.
Hence, the extreme difficulty of breaking deep-rooted compulsive habits.
Canizares believes that the difficulties facing women scientists are deep-rooted.
And it presents an implicit reminder of the difficulties facing the Pentagon's plan to turn over areas like this one, with its determined and deep-rooted insurgency, to Afghan security forces by 2014.
It is a deep-rooted belief.
It also fulfilled deep-rooted emotional needs.
