Sentence examples similar to deeper rooted problem from inspiring English sources

The tragic suicides are indicative of deeper rooted problems that stem from the desperate condition of publicly funded mental health care in the United States.

The awkward service pointed up a more deep rooted problem: The Bird and Bottle seems to have lost heart.

Child poverty is a pervasive and deep rooted problem, with about 49 per cent of children living in extreme poverty – meaning that they are deprived of two or more of their rights, according to the deprivations-based measure used in the report.

Critics have referred to the changes as a sticking plaster, masking deep rooted problems with superficial sheen and gloss.

The children's agency is warning that the violence is the symptom of deep rooted problems, including widespread poverty.

She said others knew she had a deep-rooted problem before she did.

The Pentagon has a deep-rooted problem affecting morale, recruitment and re-enlistment.

The idea is to attract private capital into solving a deep-rooted problem that is soaking up public money.

The unit aims to explore best practices and develop sustainable, innovative solutions to the deep-rooted problem of violence.

"All recoveries tend to start with consumer spending, but lack of investment is a deep-rooted problem in the United Kingdom," he told MPs.

The NUJ believes that confirmation by the BBC Trust of "long term failings" in the attitudes of senior management is a positive step forward to tackling what the union believes to be a deep-rooted problem.