Sentence examples for describes the root of from inspiring English sources
A Center for Human Rights and Global Justice report describes the root of the problem: At the turn of the millennium, Indian farmers who had been given access to a wider range of products after India's market liberalization started buying genetically modified Bollgard Bt cotton seeds from the Gates Foundation-backed Monsanto corporation.
A Centre for Human Rights and Global Justice report describes the root of the problem: At the turn of the millennium, Indian farmers – enabled access to a wider range of products after India's market liberalisation – started buying genetically modified "Bollgard Bt cotton" seeds from the Gates Foundation-backed Monsanto corporation.
Here's the interview in which Wright describes the roots of her unusual career:.
(His 2008 poem "Marilyn Monroe" describes the roots of the actress's ambition with great understanding: "Poor, you thought being rich is utterly / corrosive; and watched with envy").
A previous post on this blog by Chardine Taylor-Stone describes the roots of Afrofuturism in science fiction that centres on space travel and human enhancement.
He describes the roots of punctuated equilibria and reveals how it builds on (not tears down!) established evolutionary theory.
This chapter describes the roots of the software safety problem, why they exist, and some approaches that can be used to mitigate them.
A thoughtful Vox essay by Amanda Taub describes the roots of this "authoritarian" movement that has stumbled upon the semi-coherent Trump as its titular leader.
Those who worked with both men struggled to describe the root of their animosity hours later.
Secondly, if they were describing the root of the problem as the mortgage-backed securities, Barney insisted that we would have forbearance on foreclosure.
It describes the root causes of pervasive weakness in growth as "persistent financial market fragmentation, weak bank balance sheets, low demand, and creeping uncertainty as well as structural weaknesses, all reinforce each other and contribute to contraction of real activity".
