Sentence examples for of its root from inspiring English sources

We conclude that, even though A. maritima thrives when a portion of its root zone is constantly inundated, it is more drought tolerant than some other species indigenous to well drained soils.

This indicates the plant is dead in the center of its root mass, but has fresh growth around the edges of it.

In order to allow the comparison in the single large tree setting, we adapted Sleuth by having it return as support of a pattern the number of its root occurrences in the data tree.

To acknowledge this is not to pander to racism but to display an understanding of its root causes.

He has become one of those who are now called (the term draws its chill from the warmth of its root) the homeless.

They are both determined to tackle three of its root causes by banning torture, closing Guantánamo Bay and embracing a cap-and-trade policy on climate change.

But if his company truly wants to revive the magic of its roots, it must stop shying away from his collectivist utopianism.

Indeed, between the Fitzgeraldian glamour of its roots and the patrician associations that ensued, it's a shoe with its own quiet brand of glamour.

However, considering how much the word erection is used, it's rather astounding how seldom one thinks of its roots.

He has spoken of its roots in his own life.

Morley, a town to the south of Leeds, has always been rightly proud of its roots.