Sentence examples for immediate roots from inspiring English sources
It had its immediate roots in the failure of the policy of cooperation employed under Innocent III, Honorius, and even Gregory himself.
Its immediate roots are in America's burlesque tradition of parodying social decorum and in the belly dance of the Middle East, first performed publicly in this country in 1893.
The immediate roots of the slam tradition are perhaps in the 1950's, when Allen Ginsberg and other beats began to read their work aloud, sometimes to jazz accompaniment, at galleries and bookstores in San Francisco.
There are others whose more immediate roots are in Africa, Afghanistan, Mauritius and the Fiji islands.
Immediate root-and-branch regime change is not in prospect in Damascus.
But this sort of semi-guerrilla literary activity was a sign that the festival had taken immediate root.
And we'll have an immediate root and branch review of HMRC to ensure it's up to the job".
Dosed up on painkillers, I made my way to a dentist, who carried out an immediate root canal.
These old excuses are little more than convenient spiels designed to divert attention away from the most immediate root of underdevelopment in much of Africa today – greed and corruption, which according to the African Union costs the continent around $140bn a year and seriously hampers economic growth.
Significant modifications, such as macroretentions seem to indicate that primary stability and excellent osseointegration of immediate root-analogue zirconia implants can be achieved, while preventing unaesthetic bone resorption.
