Sentence examples for deeper rooted problems 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.

"It may be that this emergency offers us an opportunity to tackle some of the more deep rooted problems of these communities, and give children and their families a real boost for the future".

China's premier Li Keqiang said on Thursday that the country has enough policy tools to keep the economy stable despite "deep rooted" structural problems and downward pressure.

China's premier Li Keqiang said last week that the country has enough policy tools to keep the economy stable despite "deep rooted" structural problems and downward pressure.

It might be that these "men" have themselves some deep rooted sexual problems or they would not have become so enraged as to commit violence in beatings.

So deep rooted was the British problem - sometimes called the British disease - that as they said at the time: · first in the fifties we had managed decline; · then in the sixties we mismanaged decline; · then in the seventies we declined to manage.

Just giving a pill almost never solves a problem as deep rooted as depression.

To the minority of constituents whose problems are so deep rooted or unusual, it's impossible to help them.

This new report from the Wellcome Trust and all six Research Councils manages--at last --to last --toeper roots of the problast --towomen in science.

What we don't need is political symbolism or quick fixes, neither of which tackle the deeper roots of the problem.

They are linked and need to be confronted in a way that resolves any immediate hunger needs and still responds to the deeper roots of the problem.