Tells how the first indications of deeply rooted trouble in our political life came in the summer of 1968, at the Democratic Convention in Chicago.
While in Minneapolis, this may be a product of deeply rooted economic troubles facing manufacturing economies in general, in Portland and Seattle, the high number of priced-to-sell homes more likely reflects the excess housing inventory that the housing bubble brought to the West Coast.
But momentum is a very real thing in software development, and its loss is a leading indicator of some kind of root trouble that needs to be addressed.
His argument is that the true threat posed by Islamic militants is not large-scale confrontation rooted in the troubles of the Middle East.
* the kinds of questions to ask when seeking to meet the needs of local communities and the emotional and philanthropic desires of donors -- Moving toward improvement means giving people the means to root out trouble and then steer well clear of it.
So deeply rooted was the trouble, he said, that "we cannot say with confidence that failings of care are limited to one hospital".
However disappointing some houses were, many buyers soon faced far greater trouble rooted in the relationship that Mr. Percudani formed with one of the world's most prestigious banks.
She used to work mostly in environmental law, but said clients now couldn't afford to pay or to fight big corporations, and she was handling an increasing number of divorce cases, particularly couples with young children whose breakups were rooted in financial trouble and the economic crisis.
The onetime friend, Richard Shadrin, 24, said that Mr. Gelman's troubles seemed rooted in his home life, his physical appearance, his palpable unease about his place in life and an unrealized longing to express his creativity.
A music teacher said to have inappropriately put third-grade boys on his lap told The Times on Friday that his troubles were rooted in his poor relationship with the school's principal.
