Sentence examples for deeply rooted and persistent from inspiring English sources

But after years of biting their tongues, believing their ranks would swell if they simply worked hard, many senior women in business are concluding that the barriers are more deeply rooted and persistent than they wanted to believe, according to interviews with nearly two dozen chief executives, would-be chief executives, headhunters, business school deans and human resources professionals.

Here, Hulot is more deeply rooted and sweetly engaged in his village, and the chaos he provokes plays more like bilious revenge.

"I contend the complexion findings should be understood as a product of deeply rooted and enduring cultural values," says Dr Baumann.

This century old tradition is deeply rooted and widespread in agriculture and even today farmers will go to great lengths to access and use excreta.

It does to neighborhoods and cities what climate change is doing to the earth: driving out fragile and deeply rooted species, and pushing the poor past the brink.

Fallows rightly emphasizes the deeply rooted poverty and the accompanying perils and opportunities that are present in China's bypassed far-western regions.

"There is not enough understanding of problems emanating from deeply rooted expectations and norms about men and women".

Fear of woman's sexuality is ancient and a well-documented, deeply rooted problem (and leads to millions of women suffering genital mutilation every year--even in America!).

Deeply rooted values and perceptions regarding technology, society, place, and the environment inform the passionate debate about the future of New Orleans.

WHAT happens when Japan's deeply rooted traditions and its insatiable appetite for new technology collide?

Seeing a therapist may be helpful to work through many of the deeply rooted fears and feelings you expressed.