Sentence examples for deeply-rooted problems from inspiring English sources
After years of working in the educational system, most recently as a district superintendent in central Oregon (while simultaneously working toward a Ph.D ., Andree Scown had started to hone in on some deeply-rooted problems.
Equally, few seemed to have concrete solutions to the deeply-rooted problems forcing so many clubs to close across Europe – especially in cities like London and Berlin, currently being transformed by housing bubbles.
Equally, few seemed to have concrete solutions to the deeply-rooted problems forcing so many clubs to close across Europe - especially in cities like London and Berlin, currently being transformed by housing bubbles.
Yet, many comments revealed more deeply-rooted problems.
(An interesting paper from earlier this year looked into the rationality of suicide bombers).More than anything, this is a reflection of a deeply-rooted problem in Pakistan, where Saudi-funded madrassas have advanced a strict interpretation of Islam that countenances violence and intolerance.
The flood of federal money Mr. Obama has sent coursing through the economy offers a chance to begin addressing deeply rooted problems in cities like this one, a once-proud automaking center that is a study in deindustrialization.
There are unmistakable and deeply rooted problems in Washington, but most reach beyond the Oval Office.
One deeply rooted problem is its cost of electricity, until this year the highest in the continental United States.
A probing examination of a deeply rooted problem, The Dream Revisited offers pressing insights into the changing face of urban inequality.
But gender violence is such a widespread and deeply rooted problem that it can only be improved via efforts that transcend ideological lines.
Eimear Daly, head of market analysis at Monex Europe, says today's non-farm payroll will show whether the recent "soggy" US economy is due to adverse winter weather, or shows "a more chronic and deeply rooted problem".
