Sentence examples for rooted in the troubles of from inspiring English sources

His argument is that the true threat posed by Islamic militants is not large-scale confrontation rooted in the troubles of the Middle East.

Furthermore, al-Qaeda had its roots in the troubles of a broader Arab, and to some extent Muslim, world that was at odds with a Western (and above all American-dominated) global socioeconomic order.

Chicago and Illinois' economic troubles are rooted in the chaos our out-of-control pension costs have brought to state government.

This shifting attitude has resulted in a variety of artwork that is troubling, ugly and rooted in the baser instincts of human nature, as demonstrated by the Algerian-born artist Adel Abdessemed in his first solo New York exhibition, now at P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center.

Inspector Bruno sees the troubles as deeply rooted in the neighborhood.

Most of the industry's trouble, however, is rooted in the sour housing market.

Most of the credit trouble seems to be rooted in the Gold MasterCard program that Sears began offering two years ago.

There are many other conditions rooted in the mismatch — fallen arches, osteoporosis, cancer, myopia, diabetes and back trouble.

As with its competitors other than Goldman Sachs –the root of Bear's troubles was the global debt crisis, which was rooted in the U.S. subprime mortgage market.

The troubles of Borders are rooted in a series of strategic missteps, executive turnover and a failure to understand the digital revolution — problems in many ways of Borders' own making.

Mr. Levitt said much of the trouble was rooted in pension accounting rules that "fail to reflect accurately" the cost of the benefits that public workers have earned or the value of the assets set aside to pay those benefits.