Sentence examples for deep-rooted in from inspiring English sources

Excessive official secrecy was deep-rooted in Whitehall.

The tensions are deep-rooted in wider economic and geopolitical concerns.

It's so deep-rooted in our DNA that it's useless to fight it.

"But the old one is very established and deep-rooted in Canton High School".

Regionalism, deep-rooted in the provinces during the 16th century, gave way in the 17th century to a wider unity.

This is deep-rooted in me but it doesn't mean I'm happy about all the energy changes made in Germany.

This operation, launched by magistrates in Milan in 1992, had exposed deep-rooted corruption in Italian politics, the bureaucracy and business.When Mr Berlusconi founded his political party, Forza Italia, in 1993, little was known about his business methods.

He was equally insistent that the Burgess selection, commonly attributed to Farrell's deep-rooted faith in the transferrable skills of dyed-in-the-wool league specialists, had been worthwhile.

James Medoff, a Harvard economics professor, and Andrew Harless, an economic consultant in Needham, Mass., have uncovered deep-rooted flaws in the data.

"In reality, we see a fairly deep-rooted decline in alcohol consumption which dates back to 2004.

Wales have a deep-rooted belief in their ability to rain on the English parade in Cardiff next weekend, but to feel really confident about their chances they need to find a way past Scotland this afternoon.