Sentence examples for deep-rooted issues from inspiring English sources

The new management team is tackling deep-rooted issues".

"Bono is making clear that powerful men can, and should, take on these deep-rooted issues".

Like McGarry, Weir believes it is a misnomer that the peace process suddenly resolved deep-rooted issues.

He said: "If there's that kind of consensus and focus you can do something substantial about some of the deep-rooted issues".

He said: "The continued failure to address some of these deep-rooted issues has left the sector increasingly exposed to economic uncertainty at home and challenging global conditions.

"Sri Lanka needs adequate time and space to resolve such wide-ranging and deep-rooted issues," Mahinda Samarasinghe, the president's special envoy on human rights, told the council at the start of its current session.

There are many more men in China than women, so this is a complex and deep-rooted issue.

"It's not just the fact that someone threw paint on the windows, there's more of a deep-rooted issue that needs to be looked at.

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"And there are some deep rooted issues that we as a family must unite to confront together.

I say obnoxious because I have many personal and deep rooted issues with her over-the-top act in most movies and seeing her go from a 100 to 0 for the duration of Ghostbusters is a pleasant surprise and a notable display of range.