Sentence examples for rooted problems from inspiring English sources
Activism that challenges the status quo — that attacks deeply rooted problems — is not for the faint of heart.
He often used Washington as a foil to build support or distract attention from deeply rooted problems at home, like high inflation and soaring crime.
The coherence theory of justification represents an initially suggestive solution to some deeply rooted problems of epistemology.
The tragic suicides are indicative of deeper rooted problems that stem from the desperate condition of publicly funded mental health care in the United States.
Critics have referred to the changes as a sticking plaster, masking deep rooted problems with superficial sheen and gloss.
These rooted problems cannot be rapidly solved.
He will still face some deep-rooted problems.
"We have deep-rooted problems with the United States.
The independent director and Mr. Bratton will face a department with deep-rooted problems.
But they were also skeptical that the company's deep-rooted problems could be overcome.
"Syriza understands the country's deep-rooted problems; it's their chance to become heroes and make history.
