Sentence examples for established roots in from inspiring English sources

His guerrilla network, they say, has established roots in Syria, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia and Iran.

But Piazza has established roots in New York after nearly four seasons with the Mets, and he was as eloquent in his pain as anyone after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.

Borgia Family, Spanish Borja, descendants of a noble line, originally from Valencia, Spain, that established roots in Italy and became prominent in ecclesiastical and political affairs in the 1400s and 1500s.

While both men were originally from out of state, they both established roots in Alabama, since both married politically active women who hailed from there.

Instead of taking this piecemeal approach to immigration enforcement, the administration should work with Congress to develop comprehensive immigration reform legislation that would create a path to citizenship for those who have established roots in our communities while tightening up enforcement at the border and tackling visa overstays.

One promising approach for estimating the sizes of groups most at risk of HIV infection is the network scale-up method, a technique that is new to epidemiology but has established roots in anthropology and social network analysis (8– 10).

Perhaps new political parties might be established, rooted in Islamic traditions but espousing modern economic and social policies that could appeal to voters from all backgrounds.

And military service across the world can make it difficult to establish roots in one place.

Also, the asylum process can last for years, allowing them time to establish roots in the West in the meantime.

Now his mother, Maria, a bank officer, was encouraging him to establish roots in his adoptive city.

It's exciting, but you have to get used to the fact that you won't establish roots in any one place.