Sentence examples for rooted problem from inspiring English sources

In this respect, the nation's tennis vacuum symbolizes a more deeply rooted problem.

"People are expecting immediacy, and it's obviously a deeply rooted problem.

John is an example of the many patients for whom alcohol is part of a much more deeply rooted problem.

Mark Bowden, the head of United Nations humanitarian operations in Somalia, said the stealing of food aid was a longstanding — and deeply rooted — problem.

The awkward service pointed up a more deep rooted problem: The Bird and Bottle seems to have lost heart.

But gender violence is such a widespread and deeply rooted problem that it can only be improved via efforts that transcend ideological lines.

But not everyone is convinced that the banks' root problems have been addressed.

The root problem remained mysterious.

The root problem, she suggests, is impersonality.

Economic growth is the root problem.

Sexism is not the root problem here.