Sentence examples for deep-seated causes from inspiring English sources
But the deep-seated causes of hunger did not stop Beveridge campaigning for immediate help.
And the immediate provocations for a war may in any case bear little relation to its deep-seated causes.
But now, he is confronting a problem whose intractability and deep-seated causes have bedeviled policy makers for decades.
"As well as adopting vigorous safety measures, we also have to pay attention to addressing some deep-seated causes behind these problems, including dealing with some social conflicts and resolving disputes," Mr. Wen told Phoenix, according to Reuters.
Voters might conclude that the deep-seated causes are not poverty, discrimination and austerity — the riots took place in a country whose government currently spends half of its national income but welfare dependency, broken homes and moral nihilism.
While noting that the events in Srebrenica "defy description in their horror", the judgment says it must be left to historians and social psychologists "to plumb the depths of this episode and to probe for deep-seated causes".
There is no reason to believe that the work of Mott is incorrect;… It seems not improbable, therefore, that the divergence of theory from experiment has a more deep-seated cause, and that the Dirac wave equation needs modification in order to account successfully for the absence of polarization" (Dymond 1932, p. 666).
"Men still believe it's their responsibility to earn all the money for all this, even though the wife works". And that deep-seated belief causes the man to fear that his wife will fall in love with a house that he can't afford.
The report found some progress by the airlines, but said "the airlines' commitment does not directly address the most deep-seated, underlying cause of customer dissatisfaction -- flight delays and cancellations, and what the airlines plan to do about them in the areas under their control in the immediate term".
For the coseismic displacement of the Meinong earthquake, a deep-seated decollement caused long-wavelength surface deformation (Huang et al. 2016b), which, however, is not responsible for the interseismic uplift characterized by short-wavelength deformation (Fig. 3).
All the patients suffered deep-seated infections caused by multiresistant organisms including Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA), extended-spectrum beta-lactamases (ESBL) producing gram-negative bacteria.
