Sentence examples for give root to from inspiring English sources
Feminists can't be allowed to stir the shit or else it will "give root to perspective hatred" (their words) between the religions. .
In 2013, after five years as one of NSF's flagship computer systems, the Texas Advanced Computing Center TACCC) disassembled Ranger and shipped it from Austin, Texas to South Africa, Tanzania and Botswana to give root to a young and growing supercomputing community.
The argument that the Vesting Clause gives the president any robust set of unspecified domestic powers is dubious, to say the least, and Professor Posner's suggestion could easily give root to a practice of presidential decrees utterly antithetical to a separation of powers.
ASTROGRASS (Sunday) Who says that Brooklyn can't give roots to bluegrass?
Next it's off to Cape Bjare, Sweden, for a look at how the peninsula's prized potatoes are giving root to a new culinary scene.
(The first — reused by Handel, like other parts of the work — gave root to a familiar Bourrée in the "Water Music").
In a modern society relations between various nationalities and between religious denominations must be based on mutual respect and equality and idea that one political movement can be superior to another gives root to perspective hatred between various opinions.
Artists are the seeds and the irrigation in the fields of the future, giving root to the very people, in the very countries, whose youth we most want to empower.
The Arabic morphological system applies different generation rules on a given root to generate a list of words from the same root.
From the Native American tribes that once inhabited the lands, to the Spanish pueblos and ranchos, which gave root to many Orange County cities, and the orange groves that dominated the region for many decades, Orange County has depended on this river.
Though he stood more than 10 feet away from the piano and rarely made eye contact with Mr. Bley, he shadowed the improvisations like a persistent gumshoe, giving roots to the harmony and placing bits of melody when Mr. Bley lingered over chords.
