Sentence examples for rooted issues from inspiring English sources

He denied Russia had deeply rooted issues with racism, insisting that a few isolated incidents did not constitute a trend.

Dalfen warns that she has never met any of the VICE staffers who shared their dreams for the purposes of this article, so she doesn't know the nuances of our lives the following analyses are ideas that we can use to puzzle out our deeply rooted issues for ourselves.

And for children in Niger and throughout the drought-prone West African region known as the Sahel, this crisis exposes deeply rooted issues of poverty and human rights that extend well beyond the current emergency.

Psychotherapy can help you work through some of the deeply rooted issues you may have.

"The question of history taps into sensitive and deeply rooted issues of national identity," he noted.

"And there are some deep rooted issues that we as a family must unite to confront together.

But the decline in happiness may suggest a more deeply rooted issue.

Rather, sports media's overarching problem with female representation is a deeply rooted issue that must be weeded out before true change can flourish.

"There are some deeply rooted, institutionalised issues with law enforcement in this area," she said.

But science and secrecy go back centuries, their conflicting agendas often rooted in issues of war and advanced weaponry.

Many interviewees identified deprivation and inequality as root issues.