Sentence examples for has rooted out from inspiring English sources
Once the state has rooted out absolute poverty, how much wealth, if any, should it confiscate to reduce inequality for its own sake?
She has rooted out problems like reflux and thyroid disorder, and stroked thousands of tiny tongues in service of "the perfect suck".
So far, Labour has rooted out about a thousand of these false flags.
And one clear obstacle stands in their way: other senators who won't sign off on any reform until they feel the IRS has rooted out the problems that allowed the scandal to fester in the first place.
While Greg LeRoy, Good Jobs First's founder, has rooted out all sorts of hidden subsidies over the years, he emphasizes that he is not inherently hostile to them, only to secrecy, waste and what he calls job piracy and job blackmail.
"We cannot rest," he said, "until we have rooted out all such practices.
Instead of addressing the symptoms of poverty, we might have rooted out its causes.
The lawmakers shot back that they had rooted out corruption by removing the Senate leadership.
He is respected for having rooted out corruption in the armed forces and for being a devout Buddhist.
On the premise that two towering trees are quite enough, we have rooted out these crafty seedlings.
In contrast, investors appeared to accept Mr. Dimon's pledges that the bank had rooted out the problems and could reap record annual profits.
