Sentence examples for enough rooted from inspiring English sources

The broad outlines are strong enough: rooted in African-American culture, rap is as unsettling to middle-class America as jazz was.

"It's not firmly enough rooted on a proper balance between manufacturing and a wide range of services and financial services," he said, adding that the banking crisis was not resolved and "we don't want to be a low-wage, low-productivity, long-hours economy".

Large-scale repaving projects can cause enough root damage to kill or injure healthy trees.

His reinvented political structures have not grown deep enough roots to give him an alternative power base.

And the two dozen or so scraggly birch trees, apparently removed without enough roots, will be replaced this month.

This relationship apparently ends when the plant develops enough roots and leaves to make all its own food.

The olive has deep enough roots and won't mind bedding down in clay, but small perennials will.

Creating roots takes energy, and optimally every tree would have just enough roots to capture the nutrients and water it needs.

For the class of 2012, the ODNB editors decided – and rightly so – that the cult of TV darts embodied by Wilson and Waddell had deep enough roots in British life to justify their choice.

Tap-rooted plants, on the other hand - the likes of oriental poppies, anchusa and crambe (C. cordifolia and C. maritima) - present more of a challenge, but they will flourish if you give them a deep enough root run.

If you plant by Valentine's Day, and winter starts waning soon after, they should be able to make enough roots to pull through, though they may not bloom well this year.